Sentence examples for valuable lesson of from inspiring English sources

The hardest, but most valuable lesson of all.

(A valuable lesson of this show is that Picasso's interest in fusing painting and sculpture did not begin and end with Cubism).

They taught us the valuable lesson of preserving and passing on this historic site — where invading Americans knelt before the people in surrender — to the next generation, in a reunified homeland.

JAY WRIGHT was a highly impressionable 12 years of age when he learned a valuable lesson of life: Sometimes -- no matter how hard you work -- you just get shut out.

Each of these libraries results in fewer parents buying fewer toys and instead borrowing them – reducing the total number of toys produced, as well as helping children learn the valuable lesson of sharing.

Aside from the obvious – that Añor and Fernandes are players to watch this season, Time Warner Sports Channel, which broadcast the match, learned the valuable lesson of guarding microphones from fans following a female fan's suggestive moaning performance in the 75th minute of the live broadcast.

Wimbledon has taught me the most valuable lessons of all the slams.

This is one of the most valuable lessons of sports: First, it is a game; second, even if you lose, you still have worth; and third, even if you win, you still must acknowledge and show respect for the life and efforts of the vanquished.

I cheered from the sidelines as they, and their friends, experienced the joy of team sports, learning the valuable lessons of competition and sportsmanship.

In our culture of virtual reality and Twitter-length propaganda, we all too often forget the valuable lessons of past mistakes.

I have experienced incredibly valuable lessons of love, compassion, acceptance and what it means to be truly human from patients with advanced dementia.