Sentence examples for his discourses from inspiring English sources

I remember seeing his Discourses on Commodus paintings in 1964, soon after I moved to New York.

Or perhaps even older: the Talmud (in Tractate Shabbat 30a) cites the practice of the third-century sage Rabbah, who would precede his discourses with a joke.

Konstantin's young pupils' faces become "set with little frowns" of confusion, while his baby daughter falls asleep listening to his discourses.

And the views of nature, and his discourses on them, on his searches up-coast for flotsam and jetsam which he can turn into art, are fascinating.

Bapu, who has hundreds of thousands of followers in India and is well known for his discourses on Hinduism, has denied the charge.

At the end of his "Discourses," delivered as lectures at the Royal Academy in London, the 18th-century painter Joshua Reynolds, whose style couldn't have been farther from Michelangelo's, said what plenty of artists might now think about Picasso.

His discourse was deliberate.

His discourse doesn't include Europe.

Put-downs were the bulk of his discourse.

Though he delivers a bracing message, his discourse can wander.

It was the originality of his views, an outsider commented, that made his discourse fascinating.