Sentence examples for in a recent lecture from inspiring English sources

"It's a competitive sport," Berger said in a recent lecture.

In a recent lecture, Nice drew attention to the gaps in international justice.

Rusbridger described in a recent lecture the extent to which our journalism is changing.

In a recent lecture, Mervyn King, the governor of Britain's inflation-targeting central bank, seemed to think so.

In a recent lecture at Harvard Medical School, Dr. Benson described the technique and talked a crowd through it.

"At the beginning we had no idea that this sort of thing would emerge, but it's so clear," he said in a recent lecture.

At a recent lecture in Montreal, he said: "You know Francis Ford Coppola is bipolar, and so am I.

At a recent lecture in Tokyo, "long lines had formed outside almost an hour before the start of the evening event.

(If you want a crash course - the term is doubly apt - I recommend a special report on finance in the latest Economist and a recent lecture by the head of Britain's Financial Services Authority, Adair Turner, available on the FSA website). On the evidence we have so far, the following could plausibly be asked to interrogate themselves on their share of the responsibility.

"I'm going to kick the ball to the Pope," Burke explained at a recent lecture in London.

In a recent talk at the Geological Lecture Hall, Riggs explored connections among archaeology, photography, memory, identity, and scholarship.