Sentence examples for with lessons drawn from inspiring English sources

Russo the American lit Ph.D. makes appearances too, demystifying his craft with lessons drawn from his broad reading.

With lessons drawn from Mr. Pataki's experiences, schoolchildren would learn how bills are passed, examine budgets and clemency requests, watch mock press briefings and get to play governor for a day.

With lessons drawn from both Formula One and the Le Mans 488 efforts, aerodynamics are a huge part of the Tributo, not least of which is the "S-duct" vent seen in the front hood, an aero devise that debuted on the 488 Pista and sticks the front wheels into the pavement.

We echo these recommendations for the present field of administrative health data research, with lessons drawn from this history.

Henry Kissinger applied lessons drawn from the Congress of Vienna to American foreign policy with disastrous results.

In these lines, lessons drawn from the 1990s explosion of brands like Phat Farm, Fubu, even Karl Kani are mixed with the lessons drawn from the '90s appropriation of Polo and Tommy Hilfiger.

Ms. Powers, the more philosophical half, interjects with a lesson drawn from surfing but apt for sales.

The Bain case is a teachable moment, with the lesson drawn from an ancient fable often attributed to Aesop.

She also started sitting at her desk during regular classroom lessons, drawing on her worksheets with profound focus.

He threatened to shake things up, but lost a power struggle with a judge.The Singapore stingThe lesson drawn from all this by authoritarian ruling elites facing pressure for reform is how important it is to have the courts on your side.

That should be the lesson drawn.