"Well, let me give you some advice": It tends to go badly for Romney when he lectures someone about how he should handle his assets.
"My problem was I had been lectured by someone who, because of my sex, assumed I knew nothing about a subject that I could be called an expert on.
And I lecture about trash.
"Enlightenment" might loosely be defined as the falling away of the illusion of "I". At this point in the lecture someone always raises a hand.
I've got to tell you, I don't think people in Britain are going to take kindly to being lectured by someone who's avoiding his taxes on how they should be voting in the UK general election.
"I don't think people in Britain are going to take kindly to being lectured by someone who is avoiding his taxes, on how they should be voting in the UK general election".
Mr Miliband said: "I don't think people in Britain are going to take kindly to being lectured by someone who is avoiding his taxes, on how they should be voting in the UK general election".
"I don't think people in Britain are going to take kindly to being lectured by someone who is avoiding his taxes, on how they should be voting in the UK general election". During a visit to Milton Keynes, Mr Miliband was asked whether he needed to do more to convince the business community of Labour's goodwill.
"We are not going to be lectured by someone who's been an unmitigated disaster on foreign policy every time he sticks his toe in the foreign policy waters," Ms. Psaki said, referring to Mr. Romney's European trip this summer, which received poor reviews both at home and abroad.
"We're not going to be lectured by someone who has been an unmitigated disaster on foreign policy every time he's dipped his toe in the foreign policy waters," Jen Psaki, a spokesman for the Obama campaign, said ahead of Mr Romney's address.
Kate Gladstone, a handwriting specialist based in Albany, estimates that while a student needs to jot down 100 legible words a minute to follow a typical lecture, someone using print can manage only 30.
