Sentence examples for were lessons that from inspiring English sources

While Hurricane Sandy may have been unusual in its size and East Coast residents unlucky because of the path it took, Mr. Franklin said there were lessons that could be learned and applied to future storms.

They were lessons that became clearer to me as I was diagnosed again and again with different cancers.

As the author of a book on grief (Transcending Loss, 1997), there were lessons that were already familiar to me.

"What I would say - because I was not emulating either Vassily's performance of the Tchaikovsky or Percy Grainger's performance of the Grieg - is that what they did teach me were lessons that were quite profound.

These were lessons that I learned very early on when working on the thermal design for an instrument going on the Japanese solar observation satellite, Solar-B.

Of course, these were lessons that my mother, a former Black Panther, now veteran Muslim, taught me.

From these experiences, there are lessons that should guide policymakers.

Then there are lessons that cannot be conveyed in the classroom.

Still, these are lessons that have literally been instilled since the first day of T-ball.

Representative Nan Hayworth, Republican of New York, asks whether there are lessons that can be drawn from the trading blowup.

But these are lessons that have been hard learned.