Sentence examples for going to a lecture from inspiring English sources

I often find I would get more out of an hour's reading than going to a lecture – it depends on the lecturer.

"He was going to a lecture about me at a synagogue.

He recalls going to a lecture on Marx and deconstruction, not being able to understand a word.

I also remember going to a lecture by Bruno Olshausen, who was visiting from Berkeley and who came to talk about sparse coding models and vision.

EL: This brewing catastrophe began in a relatively mundane way; the appearance of a single, neutral voice, that calmly narrated what I was doing in the third person: "She is going to a lecture," "She is leaving the building". I was startled at first, very shaken.

I remember going to a lecture by Robert Irwin at the San Francisco Museum of Art, and being taken by his descriptions of adjusting lines and just staring at them for hours.

"Instead, they will go to a lecture and pay much, much more.

Then I went to a lecture by a naturopath about natural hormone replacement therapy.

"I didn't go to a lecture for over a year.

The year before, I went to a lecture at the University of Washington.

When kids go to a lecture by Rem, they come out with questions, not answers".