Sentence examples for well the lesson from inspiring English sources

"Well, the lesson plans are dusty.

The learning system must also have some method for estimating how well the lesson has been learned, Dr. Miesenböck said in an interview.

A. Well, the lesson I learned from it is you can't run for mayor without raising all the money you need.

A more nagging problem with "Dancing in the Dark" is that Mr. Dickstein has learned too well the lesson of Rotary speakers, which is that people pay keen attention only to first and last things.

Political parties that offer a more progressive vision around the world should mark well the lesson of hard economic times, and, if they try changing leader just before an election, make sure it is to someone who hasn't been prime minister before.

The reason tech companies sometimes have such high ratios of value to earnings is that investors have learned very well the lesson of Microsoft and Intel: that technology markets tend to be winner-takes-all, and a company that gets an early advantage in a new technology may well be able to translate that advantage into a sustained, lucrative monopoly.

Trump has learned well the lessons of bunga-man.

Much of how well the lessons are learned will depend on how quickly deal activity recovers from the summer slump.

On alternate weeks, professors will go to the middle schools to observe how well the lessons are being implemented.

But Russia appears to have learned well the lessons of the so-called color revolutions in Georgia, Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan in the past decade.

Yet Julia Gillard's steely execution of her former leader, Kevin Rudd, suggests that she has learned well the lessons of political history and the ways of political men.