Sentence examples for the first lesson that from inspiring English sources

"The first lesson that can be drawn from our experience is that the use of force alone gives no positive results.

It is also the first lesson that many of his successors appear to forget.

But his happy circumstances are precisely what invoke the first lesson that Mr. Solomon teaches about depression: it is like any other disease, cancer or pneumonia.

This is the first lesson that Dr. Mitch Snider, Southern California anesthesiologist to the stars, learns in "National Lampoon's Thanksgiving Reunion," a silly, formulaic but well-acted television movie that will be shown tomorrow on TBS.

My experience was a more rapid learning curve than usual in the first lesson that everyone visiting the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, even today, has to grasp: the real and the unreal, the normal and the abnormal, are inextricably intertwined.

Confusing what counts with what doesn't is the first lesson that every business incubator should teach.

According to Keith Hatter of K2, a management consultancy, one of the first lessons that business hotshots could learn is preparation:  In the sports world there is a much greater emphasis on preparation than there is in corporate life.

One of the first lessons that I've taken from my days at the table to my work in startups is the importance of being data driven, and that starts with first collecting good data.

One of the first lessons that any politician should learn is to listen -- really listen -- to the voters.

The second lesson that I have learnt in politics is that it is necessary to create a tide of opinion that will embed what you are endeavouring to achieve, carry it forward and ensure it is difficult to undo.

The third lesson that I learned from white men was how to receive.