Sentence examples for to draw lessons from inspiring English sources

We are told that the President's House "offers an opportunity to draw lessons from the past".

China too is attempting to draw lessons from neighbouring Kyrgyzstan's turmoil.

BEHIND THE NEWS Both sides appeared to draw lessons from Tunisia and Egypt.

It was a moment from which he came to draw lessons.

In a number of countries, governments have therefore started to draw lessons from happiness research.

They invoke spooky allusions to the past and invite us to draw lessons from them.

However, I am not beyond the point of of wanting to draw lessons, and look forward.

But it shows that central banks need to draw lessons from the mess that go well beyond monetary policy.

And, if nothing else, Dongtan is being recast as a trial run from which planners ought to draw lessons.

"It would be wholly wrong, however, to draw lessons from those unfortunate episodes for regulation of the press".

Analysts say it will be difficult to draw lessons from the outcome of a single race, particularly a special election.