Sentence examples for groundbreaking lectures from inspiring English sources
Accompanied by what would later look like a celebrity entourage (including Carl Jung, Sándor Ferenczi and the pioneering American psychoanalyst Abraham Brill, who translated much of Freud's work into English), he went to Clark University in Worcester, Mass., to deliver a series of groundbreaking lectures.
Building off the mega-success of MIT's groundbreaking experiment in free online lectures, MIT OpenCourseWare (with 125 million lifetime views), an increasing number of high-profile educational establishments began offering similar services.
It all pointed to one further asset Mr. Zorn had at the Met: Limor Tomer, the iconoclastic, groundbreaking general manager of the museum's concert and lecture series.
The annual lectures were devised by the scientific luminary Michael Faraday, who conducted his groundbreaking experiments with electricity at the institution.
In 1989, in his opening lecture at the annual Cold Spring Harbor symposium on quantitative biology, Dr. Janeway made a groundbreaking presentation that helped give birth to the field of innate immunity.
"Ireland probably is not spontaneously going to produce a groundbreaking online presence or a radical new media platform, because it is a very small place," says John Sullivanvan, who lectures in new media at Dublin City University's School of Communications.
Anyone who has been to art school knows the groundbreaking work of the Swiss artists Peter Fischli and David Weiss, whose titillating Rube Goldberg-esque videos often wake students from their lecture-room slumber.
Something groundbreaking.
His designs proved groundbreaking.
