Sentence examples for teach the lesson from inspiring English sources

If possible, teach the lesson.

The enduring popularity of the Olympics teach the lesson that if you find yourself caught between two competing impulses, you don't always need to choose between them.

But maybe while she was waiting to teach the lesson she would rough up a box of pralines, not Belgian pralines but yesterday's pralines, from yesterday's gift basket.

Representative Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican who voted against the rule, said he hoped that the confrontation would teach the lesson that "with a six-vote majority you will not be able to cajole and threaten and run over people".

It's reflected in statistics: in Egypt alone, 80 per cent of 15-17 year olds women are circumcised, in large part to tame their sex drive by cutting the clitoris, so the thinking goes; and less than 5 per cent of young women get any sort of sexual education from schools, routinely sent out of the classroom in the rare event that teachers indeed willing to teach the lesson.

Classroom observations were carried out by the first author and the teachers who did not teach the lesson.

Whatever the generation, responding to the wants and needs of children while trying to teach the lessons that will fortify their characters is a tricky assignment.

Each mentor commits at least 4 h per week to prepare topics, design experiments, and teach the lessons to students.

Having time to exploit or patch seems to be the right way to teach the lessons hand on.

We teach the lessons and often times we are the lesson.

But as entrepreneurs know, failures teach the lessons that lead to ultimate success.