Though the talk is festooned with cutely mangled words ("swankified," "thrillified," "gratitution") that bring to mind the language of Smurfs, there's a rock-hard lecture beneath the preciousness.
It's hard to lecture against excessive pay, however, if you simultaneously refuse to disclose the basis on which you are paid, let alone how much.
The ending of paragraphs with an ironic ellipsis or dying fall is a technique which, with the right timing, probably did him well when he was working hard at lecture tours.
Alan Bennett has blasted the private school education system in a hard-hitting lecture in which he argues that "to educate not according to ability, but according to the social situation of the parents, is both wrong and a waste".
("Being a part of something special makes you special, right?") But the scene that signals that "Glee" would not be yet another sugary "High School Musical" is delivered by a tracksuit-wearing, bullhorn-toting cheerleading coach: "You think this is hard?" she lectures some of her not-up-to-snuff charges.
I've tried hard not to lecture.
At college, I will really have a hard time understanding lectures based on material that I should already know.
The urge to lecture is hard to suppress, which means that an appearance on Richard & Judy cannot be guaranteed.
She later noted that she and Ive share a taste for Josef Frank, the Austrian-Swedish designer of rounded furniture and floral fabrics, who once announced, in a lecture, "No hard corners: humans are soft and shapes should be, too".
They've got to get out of the streets and respect the rule of law.' I said: 'Mr. Prime Minister, it's pretty hard for you to lecture anyone on the rule of law.
Once the deal is made, Frank delivers a clumsy lecture on hard work and self-improvement to Cash (yes, this black angel in B-boy disguise is named Cash).
