Sentence examples for this recent lesson from inspiring English sources

This recent lesson about the wisdom of letting others do the attacking perhaps explains how well-mannered this primary has been so far.

We should ponder, in examining this recent lesson of our democracy, what made up-standers Kasie Hunt and Tom Llamas challenge the behavior of Mr. Trump, while most others sat silently in the room.

(This is the recent lesson that the citizens of Haiti received: When disaster struck, their water was not there. It was already gone; their corrupt rulers had given it to cronies).

(This is the recent lesson that the citizens of Haiti received: When disaster struck, their water was not there. It was already gone; their corrupt rulers had given it to cronies). So I am neither proposing new property rights nor taking rights from owners; I propose that rights be distributed to their owners and taken from the politicians and bureaucrats who currently (mis)manage it.

There was also the recent lesson of East Timor.

Some advice imparted over the course of the recent lesson: There were some moments that spoke to the need for a prerequisite course.

General evaluations about the recent lesson, which were categorised in two groups: achievements and shortcomings or problems.

That we have unlearned this very recent lesson and are once again looking to strongmen such as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia and Egypt's Sissi as allies is a testament to how difficult it is for convenient myths to die.

General David Petraeus, Obama's commander for the Middle East and Central Asian region, and General Stan McChrystal, his commander in Afghanistan, arrive at this intersection with the recent lessons of counterinsurgency in Iraq ringing in their ears.

Time: This is a recent lesson that I know you all understand.

They meant the recent lessons of Iraq.