Sentence examples for true lessons from inspiring English sources

These sweeping declarations of triumph and insignificance miss the point — and the true lessons of the bet for each side.

We have learned the true lessons of boarding school: the equal playing field and a respect for difference.

If these nuances are left out of the popular accounts of the Bosnian conflict, then the true lessons of it will be lost on the general public.

As we enter the next generation of couponing, this list of tried and true lessons is a must-read for those vying for the top of the heap.

Or did you find some other true lessons in SATC?

We must learn, as a world, the true lessons Chernobyl and its martyrs teach us about the possibilities of human kindness.

This is the true lesson of Iraq.

Rose says the true lesson was that Wilson never had any realistic war aims, or the ability to execute them.

Unfortunately, the only true lesson seems to be that every lesson must be relearned by a new generation.

And that, perhaps, is the true lesson of such mergers: the cross-border angle comes to the fore only when other things are already going wrong.

It seems the true lesson of this year is highlighted by Howard Kurtz of The Washington Post, who writes Thursday about how we were duped into thinking we knew Woods.