Sentence examples for basis of a lecture from inspiring English sources
The review is illustrated predominantly by the selected examples from the authors' group that formed the basis of a lecture at the recent ISE Annual Meeting.
It formed the basis of a lecture he gave two weeks ago at the V&A, and will repeat next week at the Urban Interiors show in London, alongside another about the filming of Grand Designs.
The thesis formed the basis of a lecture Vonnegut would give years later – watch it here, it's so worth it – expanding on his theory with graphs to illustrate the various forms of story, from man in a hole ("somebody gets into trouble and gets out of it again") to boy gets girl.
On the basis of a lecture on the moral philosophy of the Chinese, where Wolff advocated the autonomy of moral philosophy from religion, Wolff was unfairly accused of fatalism.
It is true that the Rhetoric refers to historical events that fall in the time of Aristotle's exile and his second stay in Athens, but most of them can be found in the chapters II.23 24, and besides this, examples could have been updated, which is especially plausible if we assume that the Rhetoric formed the basis of a lecture held several times.
Paul Muldoon I like to keep a shelf of books that might keep me, in the sense that I might use them as the basis of a poem or a lecture, or both.
Educated at Bryn Mawr as a classical archaeologist, Penny wrote a series of children's books in the 1970s, bringing to life the world of Greek myths for a young audience: these writings would become the basis of her lecture series "Pause for Pegasus" given at the educational department at the Met in recent years.
First- and third-year medical students were told about the clinic during a pharmacotherapy lecture and were selected on the basis of a motivation letter and curriculum vitae.
In so doing, the university authorities appear to have endorsed the view of a senior official that students should have been able to pass the course merely on the basis of lecture notes, without doing the required reading.
Our conversation concerned an empirical problem with the Eaton-Kortum model of international trade, which was the basis of the big lecture.
