Sentence examples for fiery lecture from inspiring English sources

A fiery lecture on the politics of youth and beauty, delivered by a lizard?

With or without a kick line of dancing Lincolns, a fiery lecture on the subject from Larry Kramer, a big believer in the gay Abe, might be more entertaining than this well-meaning but overlong and disappointingly simplistic production.

"They seem to be smitten with his fiery lectures and are responding to the street cred he gained from his time in prison".

Raúl spoke calmly for half an hour, a contrast with his brother's fiery lectures, which often rambled on for hours.

The announcement by Princeton this afternoon that it was hiring Dr. West, also a religion professor, whose fiery lectures have routinely drawn more than 500 students to his courses each semester, caps a protracted drama that had pitted one of the world's foremost academic institutions against one of its best-known teachers, in a dispute that was unusually raw and, at times, racially charged.

The abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison used fiery and fervid lectures to change the hearts of his pro-slavery detractors, and reformers including Frederick Douglass, Harriet Jacobs, and many other ex-slaves penned autobiographies to change the hearts of Northern readers by enabling them to catch sight of the unspeakable horrors endured by enslaved people.

The "slippies", as Manson later called his followers, the insane ones who didn't understand the humor in Yippie Abbie Hoffman's fiery speeches on his college lecture tours when he told the stoned, revolutionary-for-the-hell-of-it students to "kill their parents".

Not surprisingly, his lectures tend to be fiery.