Sentence examples for concluded a lecture from inspiring English sources

Citing an experience in Western Kenya, he concluded a lecture on his book with a focus not on operational shifts but with a shift in our mindset.

Sophia Chang, a Korean-Canadian and music industry veteran, concluded a lecture about her career at Boston's Berklee College of Music by shutting down people who have shown bigotry towards her. .

On Feb. 21, after concluding a lecture at a university auditorium about sexual arousal, Professor Bailey brought onto the stage a man whom he had invited to participate in a discussion of "kinky people," according to an e-mail the professor later sent to his students that was reprinted by The Daily Northwestern.

(Feynman et al., 1963 p.5) Richard P. Feynman, who made fundamental contributions to the theory of electrodynamics, had just concluded a brilliant series of lectures on physics for freshmen and sophomores at Caltech in the early 1960s.

A moving narrative about her grandfather's bookish introversion now concluded the lecture.

Gates concluded his lecture, delivered at the Royal Institution, by calling for the implementation of a "detailed plan" to eradicate polio by 2018.

Just over a month ago, Peter Hennessy, a distinguished historian (and former writer for The Economist), concluded in a public lecture that the cabinet had become even more peripheral under Mr Blair than it had been under Margaret Thatcher.

The session concluded with a plenary lecture from Dr Larry Norton, Memorial Sloane Kettering Cancer Centre, New York.

The session concluded with a plenary lecture from Dr Dennis Slamon, who outlined the lessons we had learnt from the identification and successful targeting of the HER2 oncogene in breast cancer.

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Postmodernists claimed him as one of their own, which he disliked, preferring to be called a "neo-postmodernist". "Pleased that the irrational is rational" was a line in the Wallace Stevens poem with which he concluded his Jefferson lecture, which was about Joseph Priestley, and self-referentially titled A Dissenter's Life.