Sentence examples for underlying lessons from inspiring English sources
That seems to me to be a pretty irresponsible use of this story and its underlying lessons, be those racial or not.
Whichever response you might have had to the sentencing of T.I., not enough attention has been paid to the underlying lessons for young people to learn and apply to their own lives.
Perhaps the underlying lesson is that good succession management is possible only in an organizational culture that encourages candor and risk taking at the executive level.
As with many other events in the Caucasus, the real explanation may lie in the Kremlin's internal power struggles, not in geopolitics or diplomacy.The underlying lesson though is that Georgia should be in NATO sooner rather than later.
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I can't really explain if there's one underlying lesson or theme I can take away.
While there's a lot of variation among the states ― some state-run exchanges, like California, shrunk this year, while some federally run exchanges grew ― the underlying lesson appears to be that working to get people covered is more effective than making it harder for them.
That "Gossip Girl" novels have no underlying moral lesson is exactly the point; the tale of Hansel and Gretel has no redeeming social message either, except perhaps to beware of candy.
Americans, however, often forget the obvious lesson underlying this adage: politics is about winning elections and governing once in office.
But the erection of the wind turbine, and the self-sufficiency underlying it, was a lesson Joe James would remember several decades later, when in the teeth of the national energy crisis he planted brand-new turbines, larger and more powerful than the one he and his father had put together, next to the football field of the West Texas church where he had become a priest.
