Sentence examples for dense lectures from inspiring English sources

So it is yet another of Tom Stoppard's singular triumphs that he earns sincere laughs during dense lectures about, among other things, Bertrand Russell's theory of descriptions.

In this rather dense lecture he approaches the issue by associating free will with moral responsibility.

From a didactical point of view, an ICT with a medical layperson is a short, very dense lecture regarding an unfamiliar topic that usually has to be learned in stressful circumstances.

His long, dense video lectures require commitment.

Lions and Tigers is a political history as much as it is a personal one, and it swings from dense history lecture to intimate storytelling, where Gupta's writing is at its most playful and potent.

"She would give lectures so dense with information and insight that I could barely follow them," Mr. Whedon said.

Speak to Martin Scorsese for even a few minutes on one of his favorite subjects — movies; rock music; the best way for Robert De Niro to break down an door in "Raging Bull" — and you are likely to get an enthusiastic barrage of verbiage as rich and dense as any academic lecture.

Philosophy is not just about talking or lecturing, or even reading long, dense books.

From the beginning, he wanted it to be programmed - not only with evening lectures and readings, but in a very dense way".

Steven Greer, a medical doctor and leader of a transparency effort, lectures on government secrecy about extraterrestrials between dense montages of testimony and a gravelly, insinuating voice-over that offers some of the more extreme pronouncements.

Then, while his audience followed along on printed lecture notes, he plugged his numbers into a dense thicket of letters and symbols -- using a probability formula known as Bayes's theorem -- and did the math.