Sentence examples for glowing lecture from inspiring English sources

The other evening I heard Neil MacGregor, star former director of the British Museum, give a glowing lecture about postwar Germany's achievements, including its willingness to face the ugly side of its own history, as others, including neighbour Austria, wartime Japan and imperial Britain have not.

His lectures were well received with glowing reviews in local newspapers.

Instead of working in an acrid-smelling darkroom, students heard lectures about photos produced under fluorescent lighting and in front of glowing monitors.

Every woman should read Geetaji's and heed guidance in her lecture and let the divine Shakti shine forth from within, illuminating her worlds, inner and outer, into one glowing whole.

Glowing red.

Always glowing.

Its reviews were glowing.

He was almost glowing.

Her hands were glowing.

He was practically glowing.

Mintz is still glowing.