Sentence examples for friendly lectures from inspiring English sources

Launch randomly into friendly lectures.

Transferring his feet from one patch of old-fashioned hay mulch to the next, he watched his steps so carefully that he missed much of Enoch's friendly lecture on crop rotation, and on new varieties of corn that didn't take so much nitrogen out of the soil.

MEP organises tours and holds child-friendly lectures about photography.

In fact, I had been all set to go through the mountains over Marias Pass, a lesser climb, on a more mundane road, U.S. 2. Then in Whitefish, Mont., I sat down at a lunch counter and got a friendly but stern lecture from a guy sitting there, who shook his head and said it was ridiculous that I would get so close to one of the great bicycle routes in the country only to decide not to do it.

As a result of the study, four types of learners were identified and given the following descriptive labels: (I) e-Education Interested Type, (II) Traditional Lecture Friendly Type, (III) Social Interactionist Type, and (IV) Yes-But Mixed Type.

He thought of asking Robert Graves to serve as the commentator, and since Graves happened to be in New York, where he was to give a lecture at Columbia in a day or so, Friendly had a talk with him and then dispatched his right-hand man, Palmer Williams, director of operations for "C.B.S. Reports," to hear the lecture.

The Bush administration has seemed eager to highlight a different approach to Japan from that of the Clinton White House: more friendly support and less lecturing.

His cameras took notes on interviews with all sorts of leading figures in the world: with Nehru, in New Delhi; with Nasser, in Cairo ("There's a good picture somewhere of me lecturing Nasser," Friendly says ); with Ben-Gurion, in Israel; with Chou En-lain in Rangoon; with Macmillan, in London; and with Truman, in Islamorada, Florida.

When we talk to the audience, they're only a few feet away and we can see them; it's less a lecture, more a friendly chat.

On Tuesday, of course, his lecture drew a friendly, studded-with-dance-notables crowd, though one of the evening's most intriguing moments came during a question-and-answer session.

How friendly is that?" he quipped during the lecture.