lesson in造句

We must keep this lesson in mind.

It's a terrible story, and clearly an object lesson for the rest of us. But an object lesson in what, exactly?

But the following lesson in personnel management was an eye-opener, even for Dr. Henderson.

As a human being, I learned a solid lesson in how delicately tuned human nature is.

So take this lesson in simplicity from the Olympics to heart.

Doing so would be a useful exercise, and a helpful lesson in runaway recursion.

There is a lesson in this for Greece, but not the one euro-zone leaders wish to impart.

Plus, the tools and methods he uses to get the visuals is almost a lesson in new media artistry.

If I’m with someone boring or obnoxious, it’s a lesson in patience, or empathy, or in learning to understand people better.

But even more important to the high class rich man than his winnings, was his valuable lesson in humility and respect.

They took it without thanks, looking at him curiously and uneasily; learning from him maybe at that moment their first lesson in contempt.

The owner of my local Italian deli sat me down for a lesson in pasta making. The bakery counter at Sainsbury's gave me some of their fresh yeast so I could make my own bread.