Sentence examples for wise lesson from inspiring English sources

2) Thesubhuman reminds us of this brilliant scene in Fantastic Mr Fox. 3) jamie12 teaches us a wise lesson: don't get on the wrong side of Jesus.

Experience is the best teacher, however not every experience teaches a wise lesson.

Television, I find, has some very wise lessons contained within it.

Clueless, on the other hand – which is celebrating its 20th birthday with the happy news of a Broadway musical in the works – is a veritable bible for living, with wise lessons to impart on the subjects of friendship, boys, sex, kindness, not to mention the rules of accessorising and the power of a white shirt.

The old sea lions still have a say and a few wise lessons to teach the young generations of vibrant entrepreneurs striving to take over.

Vegan January was full of good food and wise lessons.

In our quest for a more perfect union will we learn the wise lessons of patience, courage and resilience?

For me there are two wise lessons in this story: Grief and loss are ubiquitous even for a young child.

But the wisest lesson that Professor Sclar offers is that poorly managed privatization can collide with important public values.

The teachers perceived that the training helped them prepare class-wise lesson plans for their students.

The meaning of class-wise lesson plan was that, since the students of Class Six-Eight are not matured, they would be given only a basic idea about HIV/AIDS.