Sentence examples for impassioned lectures from inspiring English sources
Kermit Swiler Champa, a professor of art and architecture at Brown University whose impassioned lectures inspired several generations of historians and curators, died on July 22 at his home in Providence, R. I
From 1981 until her retirement in 2001, she was on the faculty of the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, where her impassioned lectures often drew standing-room-only audiences.
A FEW years ago your columnist received an impassioned lecture from the square-jawed owner of a gun shop in Denver, Colorado.
If you're prepared to take this novel as an impassioned lecture on the roots of violence and the awful fate of Kashmir, it can work powerfully.
Weisz, usually a nuanced talent, sells her character too forcefully from the get-go; a scene where she gives an impassioned lecture at Emory university in Atlanta, where she teaches Jewish studies, is like a monologue for drama school.
Her teacher thought it important for the paper on orientalism and, something of a political activist in her youth, gave them an impassioned lecture on Britain's imperial past.
Antoine Walker, whose impassioned lecture in a huddle before the fourth quarter awoke Pierce from his slumber in Game 3, said he expected Pierce to bounce back like a champion in Game 5 on Wednesday.
The second act of (A pollonia opens with an Australian academic delivering a wild and impassioned lecture on the same story, likening the slaughter of animals for human consumption and scientific research to the transportation of Jews to the death camps in Nazi Germany.
Brown University professor Andries van Dam followed Pausch's last lecture with a tearful and impassioned speech praising him for his courage and leadership, calling him a role model.
Finally, Brown University professor Andries van Dam followed Pausch's last lecture with a tearful and impassioned speech praising him for his courage and leadership, calling him a role model.
(The Assembly applauded this impassioned speech).
