history lesson造句

Obtained from human history lesson is: never remember the lessons of history of mankind.

Your book is also a mini-history lesson - tell us about some of the characters.

I don't expect the film to be a history lesson but its glossiness is disappointing.

Your guide will provide a history lesson about the trees and the famous monuments where they blossom.

I'm going to explain why I believe this. But let me start with a short history lesson.

And it is the one history lesson that is never taught in our schools, thus confirming the saying of the German philosopher, Hegel, "We learn from history that men never learn anything from history."

We were supposed to have a chemistry class, but Mr. Anderson was out of town for a meeting, so we had a history lesson instead.

Instead, each chapter USES one of the naturalist's other books as a point of departure for a meandering, but ultimately enlightening, natural-history lesson.

These people even previously made some achievements, but also just flower briefly as the broad-leaved epiphyllum history lesson is worth us to remember in mind.

The gunboat policy of big powers used to interfere opposing Christianity case produced important influence for both China and the foreign countries. It brought deep history lesson for Chinese people.