Sentence examples for any lectures from from inspiring English sources

After Cooper tried again in a follow-up question, May said she would not take any lectures from Labour on this subject because of their record on immigration.

We are not going to take any lectures from the SNP about how they can somehow be more progressive than Labour.

But Christine Blower, the general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said: "Campaigners will not take any lectures from Nicky Morgan on social justice.

"But what I do not intend to do is take any lectures from those who have set new standards in ballot rigging".

The phrase runs in the family; shortly after his election, President Bush the Elder said of the then newly chosen House Republican whip, Newt Gingrich: "I don't think he needs any lectures from me.

"We certainly won't take any lectures from Labour on this: at 20%, the rate of CGT paid by higher rate taxpayers on other types of gain will still be two percentage points higher than it was when they were last in power, and for residential property and carried interest will remain at least 10 percentage points higher.

One prominent Republican senator who is not facing re-election this fall, Phil Gramm of Texas, said he did not want to hear any more lectures from the Democrats about deficit spending, and he had a point.

Lord Hailsham stoutly defended that effort and denounced American opposition to the invasion, saying he "did not wish to hear any moral lectures from those whose moral weakness and incapacity to see the facts was the precipitating factor" in the crisis.

"We won't take any pious lectures from a government which has at the centrepiece of its budget a tax cut which it wouldn't tell Australian people how much it would cost... and is completely unfunded".

"I don't need any lectures in courage from Howard Dean, Kerryy snapped.

I won't be taking any lectures about socialism from people who are busy destroying, demeaning, diminishing, eroding the only social movement that can ever, and has ever, delivered it in this country: the Labour party.