Sentence examples for worthwhile lesson from inspiring English sources

It's a worthwhile lesson.

More science than sorcery, "Round the Garden" offers a worthwhile lesson to young gardeners and inspiration to budding authors.

Ms. Linares said she "felt intimidated, like I was in another country," which she said was a worthwhile lesson.

And since that seemed like a pretty worthwhile lesson for public school students in New York, the Lincoln Center Institute, the center's educational arm, has commissioned "Fly" as its first original play.

Well cast, well acted, well written and spiced with music by the Saw Doctors, an Irish band, "Tavern" is as much a worthwhile lesson in filmmaking as it is in business.

"With the callowness and arrogance of youth, I was expecting him to say 'wow this is amazing'…but it obviously sank in because that thing of keeping it tight really rang true as a young journalist and it has been a worthwhile lesson that I obviously learnt early on," he said.

For Christina Loguidice, a fourth grader, "learning how to say please and thank you, set stuff at the table, how to eat politely and how to be excused" have been worthwhile lessons.

Together, they offer some worthwhile lessons for those trying to plan ahead for a robust system.

His insights about this one business subculture export manufacturing offer worthwhile lessons for anybody thinking of coming to China, whether it is a young college graduate eying quick advancement or a private equity investor eying easy riches.

Said another way, military and national service were two sides of the same coin; that is to say, such service of either variety provided worthwhile lessons on courage and the like.

The understated humor, dead-on depictions, and surprising and lyrical rhymes from Norman and charming illustrations by Jack Parham, both still in their teens themselves, can convey some worthwhile lessons to kids who want to know how to behave but do not want to hear it from adults.