Sentence examples for a lecture of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, today, a lecture of equal importance is taking place at Newnham or Girton.

I watched a lecture of yours on YouTube and could only admire your eloquence.

Earlier, Shahzad offered a lecture of his own for Americans, and said he felt no remorse for his actions.

China calls it "feminism"; Glen responds with a lecture of his own about feminism: "Feminism means being independent, not lounging on a deck.

At 5.30 p.m. Thomas F. DeFrantz, a professor of dance and African-American studies at Duke University, presents "Performance Black," a lecture of sorts about histories of black dance in the United States.

What changed in the past two decades, beyond Malcolm's marketing savvy, to transform a lecture of limited academic interest into a popular bestseller? Malcolm says: "There was no one trigger.

He delivered a lecture on the perils of economic nationalism.

The germ of a lecture on social breakdown was planted in this lecture to the CBI.

The women shared that they would have preferred more group facilitation and opportunities for discussion instead of a lecture style of presenting information.

Experimental campaigns were carried out in a lecture room of the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Perugia.

"The Accomplices," which opened last night at the Acorn Theater, is a soporific lecture of a play.