Sentence examples for a recent lecture in from inspiring English sources

At a recent lecture in Montreal, he said: "You know Francis Ford Coppola is bipolar, and so am I.

At a recent lecture in Tokyo, "long lines had formed outside almost an hour before the start of the evening event.

Robert Winston voiced increasing concern among scientists when he argued in a recent lecture in Dundee that Dawkins's insulting and patronising approach did science a disservice.

Tolstoy said his book, "The Laundered Novel," is based on more than a decade of research and will be released later this year, the 50th anniversary of the publication of "Doctor Zhivago". He previewed its contents in a recent lecture in Moscow.

Professor Kugel is also an Orthodox Jew who found himself "hooked" on modern biblical studies despite the fact, as he said in a recent lecture in Manhattan, that much about those studies seemed calculated "to destroy the whole fabric of traditional Jewish piety".

"I'm going to kick the ball to the Pope," Burke explained at a recent lecture in London.

As Nanoscientist Richard Jones argued in a recent lecture and in a policy report last year, the effects of this shift for innovation in energy have been disastrous.

In a recent lecture published in the American Journal of Gastroenterology, gastroenterologist Lawrence J. Brandt, M.D., stated, "We are witnessing a paradigm shift in the way we understand health and treat disease and in its center is our microbiota".

South Korea plans to deport a Korean-American woman accused of praising North Korea in a recent lecture, officials said in the latest in a series of cases that critics say infringe on freedom of speech.

In a recent lecture at Fudan University in Shanghai he said, "We should transform into a civil society rather than wait for a virtuous leader".

In a recent lecture at Uppsala University in Sweden, Aslund shared a number of interesting tidbits about Spotify's early history, and growth (sent to us by a Tipster).