Sentence examples for imagine lectures from inspiring English sources

Imagine lectures from religious leaders representing all of the faiths, sharing a historical perspective on their religions with question and answer sessions -- healthy dialogue instead of inflammatory rhetoric and ignorant diatribes.

The difference between the imagined lecture and the tune is that the content of the lecture is verbal and cognitive, and brings those departments of mind into play; whilst the tune, among other things, brings the emotional department of the mind into play.

One simply cannot imagine him delivering lectures, engaging in polemics, or leading a movement.

It is not hard to imagine Mr. Paul lecturing the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in a committee room: "You can absolutely veto everything the president does.

I imagine the first lecture on America's legacy of brutality and oppression left you in shock.

Imagine a teacher lecturing and relaying facts and figures--essentially laying important ingredients onto a table--and hoping they will be put away into the pantry.

The screen fades to black to inform the viewer that, "Barack Obama is the only candidate who refuses Washington lobbyist money," while the candidate continues his lecture, "Imagine that.

WILLIAM PATERSON UNIVERSITY Gloria Steinem will present a lecture, titled "Imagine a Future in Which Everyone Matters".

He imagines people watching lectures in cinemas.

I imagine the museum will offer lectures and conferences exploring issues of corruption.

I don't suppose many would have fixated on the size of her nose as she stood at the front of the lecture hall (I imagine it packed) - as the media did when Nicole Kidman dressed down to play her in The Hours.