Sentence examples for concise lecture from inspiring English sources
One Detroit executive gave me a concise lecture on General Motors General Motorsrs is the kind of institution whose like doesn't exist elsewhere in Western civilization.
When I was nine, my father gave me a brief, concise lecture on politics: "If you ever come home and tell me you voted Tory," he said, lying on the driveway, dragging on a ciggy as he dropped the clutch out of the car, "you'll be sailing out of the front door with my bootprint on your arse.
Conceived as a modular set of 15 concise lectures it reflects the many years of teaching experience by the authors.
In the course, Pratson delivers concise, straightforward video lectures explaining essential concepts like electric energy vs. electric power, how electric generators and transformers work and why there are different types of power plants.
Two lectures offer a concise overview of the psychology of music.
One year later, the discovery of the UPS was rewarded by the Nobel Prize to Ciechanover, Hershko, and Rose; their lectures represent a concise introduction to this system [38]– [38].
In his lecture, Singer presented a concise overview of what recent science has to say about the neural underpinnings of consciousness.
As a result, each lecture is clear and concise like the one we aspire to give every day but actually achieve only once or twice a semester.
These lectures remain the most concise and lucid account in and out of Freud's writings of the birth of psychoanalysis; nowhere is the complicated story more effortlessly told.
Monica Huggett, the violinist and artistic director of the historical performance program, turned the performance of the "Musical Offering" into a lecture-demonstration by offering concise comments before each of the canons.
