They include a grave, eloquent recent lecture series at Yale that calls on artists to use their own weapons against the assault of Sept. 11 and its subversion of the world we thought we knew.
Typically, the photographs, the models, the sketches... they all inform visitors in a manner reminiscent of an eloquent academic lecture.
For the quarter-century after The Other America appeared, Harrington mesmerized audiences, especially on college campuses and in union halls, with his eloquent, funny and morally uplifting lectures.
Says Connie Hsia '11: "Professor Hudler lectures in a very eloquent style that engages students.
And in a lecture that was funny, eloquent, wide-ranging and interactive, he guided the audience through a presentation on the way obscure algorithms are shaping our world.
Poetic and superbly eloquent, scholars clamored to attend Aisha's lectures.
His eloquent books, notably Parochial and Plain Sermons (1834 42), Lectures on the Prophetical Office of the Church (1837), and University Sermons (1843), revived emphasis on the dogmatic authority of the church and urged reforms of the Church of England after the pattern of the original "catholic," or universal, church of the first five centuries ad.
We also need for there to be an independent external system of evaluating a fair price for our programmes". What happened next: An eloquent, realistic response to Murdoch's free-market thesis, Lambert's lecture was correct in that the future broadcasting landscape would be far more complex than the terrestrial world.
His eloquent new book, "Rethinking the Holocaust," recast and rewritten from separate essays and lectures, is an eye-opening synthesis of the whole historiography of the Shoah.
His lectures were famous and, according to Nancelius, his spoken Latin was eloquent (Nancelius, p. 207).
