Sentence examples for * the lecturing from inspiring English sources

* But the lecturing doesn't stop there.

Senator John Cornyn, a freshman Republican from Texas, took up the lecturing tone that is especially disliked by many Democrats.

And while Mr. Bougere handles the lecturing aspects of his duties commendably, he is far less persuasive at imbuing the character's behavior with the seething passions and agonizing doubts that drive him ever onward as he searches for a way to live a meaningful life in a racist culture.

The average age of starting smokers is 12 years old – a target audience that rarely reads or sees newspapers or network news, powerful as they may be, and deeply resents the lecturing tone of such messages.

Health Secretary Andrew Lansley has in the past been critical of what he has said has been the lecturing tone of previous public health drives.

What is clearer, however, is who will be doing the lecturing.

He added: "We certainly need to know what other investments David Cameron had when he was leader of the opposition lecturing the country on tax reform.

The audience gathered on a corner and guides ushered it through the streets, lecturing on the area's history.

Now she spends almost ninety per cent of her time on the road, lecturing around the world.

Nevertheless, in summer 1939 he visited the U.S., lecturing at the University of Harvard, University of California, Berkeley, and University of Pennsylvania.

Instead, since September, I've been touring the country, lecturing about battling the academic, athletic and admissions frenzy during the school years.