"You don't have to give that kind of lecture that you know it all".
"That's not the case at all anymore, though, and I wonder once this kind of lecture ends, how effectively the experience of war is taught.
Again, until we get our class set and all that, then there will be a very different kind of lecture starting next Monday.
Though inspired by events from Lebanon's explosive period, "Riding on a Cloud," like many of Mroué's earlier performances — which usually take the form of a kind of lecture — ends up being a reflection on a number of issues.
In contrast, one of the other artists in the MIT Performing season will show a piece that is still in the earliest stages of development alongside another work which is a kind of lecture demonstration illuminating an already existing body of work.
Not the kind of lecture that follows bad behavior -- our kid just prefers facts to fiction.
Ferguson's film is the best kind of lecture: one that lays out his thesis, then offers more evidence than you've seen previously to support and bolster his argument.
To be sure, when talking about boycotts of any kind, many lecture us about how the times have changed, while others simply laugh at and mock us -- suggesting that we are too idealistic in our thinking.
The usual kinds of lecture and text material, and of mathematics, are notably absent.
The trouble, see, with these NHS anti-smoking campaigns is they're always kind of lecturing and hectoring, aren't they?
"They are kind of lecturing the rest of America on the ethics of corporate America," Mr. Lieberman said, adding that "they ought to be lecturing each other".
