Sentence examples similar to bracing lecture from inspiring English sources

In 2013, he delivered the 42nd Brace Lecture, the U.S. Copyright Society's major annual lecture.

Professor Menell's monograph-length Brace Lecture, This American Copyright Life: Reflections on Re-equilibrating Copyright for the Internet Age, is published in the Journal of the Copyright Society of the U.S.A., Vol. 61, pp. 235-371 (2014).

His essays and lectures are always bracing, but why does he feel he has to justify himself so often?

His packed early morning lectures at Oxford on Marx were bracing.

Will win: "The Big Short" takes what could have been a lecture and turns it into an anarchic, bracing broadside against Wall Street malfeasance.

Will win: "The Big Short" took what could have been a lecture and turned it into an anarchic, bracing broadside against Wall Street malfeasance.

The BBC is bracing itself for a broadside from James Murdoch in his MacTaggart lecture on Friday, the centrepiece of this week's Media Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival.

I was braced for a rough lecture, but none came.

"The Anatomy of Racial Inequality," based on lectures he gave in 2000 at the Dubois Institute at Harvard, offers a bracing philosophical defense of his new views.

These are bracing stories.

Available data points are bracing.