Sentence examples for apart from lecturing from inspiring English sources

Apart from lecturing internationally and writing on media and urbanism, he teaches regularly at the London College of Communication.

Apart from lectures, students are also expected to work on their own project papers.

The next 13 years of silence, apart from lectures, would have encouraged such pessimism.

Apart from actual lecturing, lecturers may also encourage elaboration of learning material with advanced instructions, like advance organizer, summaries and repetitions as well as questions.

To refrain from lecturing.

Refrain from lecturing.

Seen apart from his lectures, their near-abstract forms, symbolic colors (which Steiner viewed as emanations of spiritual beings of an earlier age), often ponderous titles ("Evil," "Why we are on earth," "Hegel and Schopenhauer") and jottings on such diverse subjects as medicine and economics, look hopelessly arcane.

The interest in Afghanistan amongst the Dutch is everywhere apart from the lectures and debates, where they showed concern for Afghanistan generally, and in particular for women's rights by Dutch women.

It's the most amazing thing, and hardly anyone knows about it, apart from the Christmas lectures.

But leave London he did, and apart from one year's sabbatical, lecturing at various North American universities, he has remained in Oxford ever since, where he's gone on to develop the first working computational model of the heart.

Since giving evidence to the Treasury select committee the day after his resignation, Diamond has said little in public, apart from giving the occasional lecture at Yale.