Sentence examples for instructive lectures from inspiring English sources

"I met a lot of excellent law professors and economists who gave us some impressive perspective and instructive lectures.

By the end of the five-hour class, we had learned the do's and don'ts of handgun safety, the four fundamentals of aiming -- sight alignment, breath control, trigger position and follow through -- and gotten an instructive lecture on Connecticut gun laws from Arthur C. Carr, a former member of the All-Army pistol team who sits on the state firearms board to which I would later file my appeal.

They study instructive hand gestures, covert lecture techniques and even a little Japanese, for the days to come when the springtime crime sprees begin.

Course content — Are the lectures interesting and instructive?

It is instructive to notice how the lectures are presented with an air of aloofness and, at times, deliberate vagueness.

Even less instructive is the voice-over lecture that ranges from self-evident banalities (women of color were mistreated back in the day — and still are!) to sweeping generalities.

Still, it's instructive that at one point Tonya lectures the audience on its complicity in how she was treated.

He gave the reader an instructive and amusing account of pitfalls in the lecture trade.

That's not gloating, either - although it might be called "lecturing," or even "hectoring". This should be an instructive moment for Republican voters as well.

The lecture is an art form, as theatrical as it is instructive.

A public appetite for the novel and instructive generated a healthy market in images of all genres, travelling shows, books, scientific lectures, exotic specimens and every kind of marvel.