Sentence examples for challenging lectures from inspiring English sources

At this point in our history, the interaction of the sacred and the secular is essential". With daily meditation practice sessions, challenging lectures and panel discussions and vigorous conversations over lunch and dinner, hundreds of Festival of Faiths participants are engaging not only in silence, but also in the interpretation of what it means to lead a compassionate life.

We have to explicitly understand the cultural…"[UNI-1-2] "We have women from cultural groups who, for things like contraception, sexual transmitted diseases, even sexual responses, male and female sexual responses, are incredibly challenging lectures to sit in …we ignore that at our peril.

WEDNESDAY -- The Seatuck Environmental Association's Changes and Challenges Lecture Series explores "Our Forests: From the Ice Age to the Present" at 7 p.m. at the Islip Library on Monell Avenue.

In fact, this was the first of a six-part series, the "Dean's Grand Challenge Lecture in Medicine and Engineering".

Housed in the former veterinary school, it has an eclectic, well-curated calendar of events all year round, including science lectures, challenging art exhibitions, and food festivals.

Against this fact, it is not unreasonable to conclude that low achievers, who might find traditional lectures challenging and fast-paced (Young et al., 2009), experienced an empowerment using the flipped classroom model in terms of gaining more opportunities to reflect and learn in their own pace.

Some of classes have more than 50 people, so it makes attending a lecture challenging.

Several general practitioners, however, found the lectures more challenging.

It helped, but glare and directionality were still quite difficult and made lecturing pretty challenging too -- I made some mistakes that I blame on the extra brainpower required just to look at my notes.

Rather than listening in silence, students blurted out answers and challenged professors during lectures.

The race relations book, as well as some of his lectures, challenged the conventional wisdom that there was little racial prejudice in the Portuguese colonies.