The Schaubühne in Berlin, perhaps the most important theatre in Europe today, produces plays alongside an intelligent and aggressive public lecture series called Streitraum, or 'conflict room', in which artists and scholars regularly condemn the Merkel government's economic and political policies.
During the regular season, he tries, but not too much, and, off the court, he rewards his teammates and coaches (often his fans, too) with a passive-aggressive bouquet of lectures, groans, eye-rolls, and complaints.
The aggressive French stance, which included lectures to others by Foreign Minister Alain Juppé about how "the weakness of democracies gives dictators free rein," and that how "it's not too late to break with this rule," put some noses out of joint.
This lecture has the rather aggressive title of 'Fight, Fight, Fight'.
Many times, a few members of the audience in a lecture about XP would become aggressive against the ideas presented by the lecturer.
I now regret my decision not to interfere, knowing that one day a New Yorker far more aggressive than me will give them the lecture they deserve — the appropriate condiments to place on a New York hot dog.
After the loss to the Hornets, Brown lectured Curry on being more aggressive.
He often lectured on these techniques, and he was aggressive in his corn-crop methodology.
The reform branch of Judaism decided to get aggressive seven years ago, when its national office developed an evening lecture, "A Taste of Judaism".
Chu is a Nobel Prize winning physicist who has made Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California an international powerhouse in applied energy research and has lectured around the world on the need for aggressive basic energy research to reverse global warming.
