Sentence examples for vivid lesson from inspiring English sources

It is a very vivid lesson".

No doubt history's most vivid lesson for President Bush comes from his father's presidency.

The networks learned a vivid lesson last season: real hits are still possible.

The broadcast networks learned a vivid lesson last season: real hits are still possible.

Following the structural logic is like wandering through a maze, a vivid lesson about relations between perception and cognition.

For the public, it was also a vivid lesson for how the rule of law should be respected".

The vivid lessons Judge Mukasey took away from the trial — notably that the urgency of the threat requires tilting toward protecting national security even at some cost to civil liberties — have echoed through his speeches and writings.

As we follow them through job loss, auto wrecks and other health care woes, we absorb vivid lessons in what Dr. Gruber calls "the two-headed beast" of American health finance: rising costs, and the rising numbers of Americans without adequate health insurance.

The grand sweep of simplicity (or genius?) which might carry off "Lear" without forethought is not his, but if sheer acting ability and intelligence can make Lear live for us in the theatre, then Mr Redgrave's interpretation, taken wholly, is one of the most interesting and vivid lessons in the way to play the part.

The day after the gala, Rieckhoff sat down in his Manhattan office with Howard Fineman, AOL Huffington Post Media Group's Editorial Director, to discuss the new generation of veterans and the vivid lessons of leadership Rieckhoff learned with and from them.

Mindful of the power of precedent when it comes to control over pricing — the music business is a most vivid object lesson — publishers are in no big hurry to hold hands with the folks from Cupertino.