Sentence examples for its own lectures from inspiring English sources

This country has every reason, however, to heed its own lectures to the world on the values of self-determination and non-intervention.

There were Reddit meetups, bitcoin meetups, the FauxMirage camp, home of the Dr. Bronner's foam party, held its own lecture series on cannabis and psychedelics as medicine.

He clearly wasn't listening to his own lectures.

The inscription reads: "Doug loved his own lectures" — not "Doug likes to listen to his own lectures".

Dr. Stuart said he expected to be dealing with Mr. Emmerich's misuse of Maya history for his whole career but added that the movie has become a hook for his own lectures.

Some scholars hold that it is Aristotle's earliest course on ethics – perhaps his own lecture notes or those of a student; others regard it as a post-Aristotelian compilation or adaption or one or both of his genuine ethical treatises.

The sanctions were widely perceived as a failure – and hypocritical to start with: how could a country like France, which has its own National Front, lecture other countries on stamping out xenophobia?

Apparently, some people may even see them as models: he was recently invited to Poland, a country undergoing an economic transition of its own, to lecture on American Indian constitutions.

He delivered his own lecture in response.

For Giordano, landing his own lecture series would offer more rewards than just money.

One prominent bioethicist reports that his own lecture on neuroethics was cancelled, falling victim to timetable pressure.