Sentence examples for hear lectures from inspiring English sources

Some people might not want to hear lectures on unemployment from a prince.

"It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hear lectures from him," said Noah Wiviott, 21, of New Jersey.

Every year devotees of the book arts come to do art projects, hear lectures and see exhibits of artwork.

This school was founded cooperatively by Confucian scholars and wealthy merchants in 1724, and samurai and merchants sat together to hear lectures.

"There's always been this idea that people wouldn't see art as appealing, and wouldn't want to hear lectures on TV," she said.

Starting last September, a series of private forums sprang up around the country, with academic types gathered in people's homes to hear lectures and debate reform.

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

Lee M. Silver, a professor of molecular biology and public affairs at Princeton University, recalled an undergraduate student in evolutionary biology who after hearing lectures about the closeness of the species, proposed that she inseminate herself with sperm from a chimpanzee.

A priest, writing in 2005 for the liberal Catholic weekly America, reported that parishioners had often already heard lectures or read articles that argued against the veracity of the book's claims.

Between 1904 and 1910 Leśniewski studied Philosophy and Mathematics in Germany, Switzerland and Russia, at Leipzig, Zurich, Heidelberg, St . Petersburg and at Munich, where he heard lectures by Hans Cornelius, Moritz Geiger and Alexander Pfänder.

In addition, participants heard lectures by representatives of federal funding agencies and watched a mock study session conducted by senior researchers to demonstrate how funding decisions are actually made.