Sentence examples for forceful lectures from inspiring English sources
On a personal level, today's lessons include "If You're Still In The Pub When Somebody Says 'Right … Bessht Five Albumsshh Of All-Time …' Then You've Been There Too Long" and, I'm predicting, several rather forceful lectures on The Importance Of Avoiding Fried Chicken Shops Of Exceptionally Dubious Provenance".
Cullen was most famous, however, for his innovative teaching methods and forceful, inspiring lectures, which drew medical students to Edinburgh from throughout the English-speaking world.
In the blunt, forceful prose of a public lecture, Lessig, a legal scholar and the director of Harvard's center for ethics, lays out the insidiousness of the donor-lobbyist-representative axis: it directs members' attention to issues that concern benefactors rather than the greater public, and it erodes whatever trust citizens have in government, exiling political engagement to the extreme margins.
They do talk about his being forceful".
All normal in a 90-year old great grandfather, weakened by a long illness who had overcome death, but not for the Fidel Castro who has his lecturing articles aired, pretending to be the forceful Comandante he was once.
Will it help society?" On a recording that survives of Baekeland giving a lecture titled "Chemistry and Civilization," Mr. Karraker added, "the voice is forceful and strident".
They're playing forceful tennis".
