Sentence examples for think of lessons from inspiring English sources

A case, you'd think, of lessons learned.

As an Aspen Institute Pahara Fellow, I think of lessons we can draw from APA's approach to begin to break down the polarizing rhetoric that plagues our US education system.

Mr Mansfield asked him: "Have lessons been learned?" Mr Foote replied: "I have often thought about that and I can't think of what lessons have to be learned".

But think of the "lessons" you are inadvertently teaching the future adults in your household -- your children.

I hope they will inspire you to think of the lessons you've learned -- and feel proud of yourself for how far you've come.

After reading a book, or even while reading it, think of the lessons and morals the author wants to impart you.

Unqualified to teach, Eril begins with the only thing she can think of, a lesson on the zero conditional.

When I think of the lesson of this story, I think of my work with ReelAbilities: NY Disabilities Film Festival.

"I don't really think of them as lessons or teaching," he said of his videos.

It is usually more effective to teach basic anatomy by making the children think of the anatomy lessons as games.

"I can't think of a higher lesson learned than to put all of that data together and find out what weapons were used and who got killed and who lived and with what therapy and treatment," he said.