Sentence examples for lecture about it from inspiring English sources

For example: if you think s/he is doing something wrong and you give a huge lecture about it, its only of the teenage nature to be defensive and non-admitting to it.

He decided to give a lecture about it, and why he felt it hadn't been adequately understood.

There is a touch of the lecture about it (apparently the human hair market is entirely unregulated, and the UK is the third biggest importer in the world) and a personal odyssey in which Melody discovers that she may be more invisible without long blonde hair extensions, but she may also be more herself.

One of Cavafy's best-known poems is called "Ithaca," and the captain wondered whether, since our destination had suddenly "disappeared," as he put it, I would consider filling the void by giving a reading of the poem and perhaps a short lecture about it.

A soul approach would be to visit an old building, for example, and go into a room where an old document was signed, without having to listen to someone give a lecture about it..

There he met Olivier Messiaen, who helped organize a performance of the work for his students in Paris on June 7 , 1949 and he befriended Pierre Boulez, who became an early admirer of the work and wrote a lecture about it for the June 17 , 1949performance at the salon of Suzanne Tézenas in Paris.

"It's something they lecture about," he said.

They have been giving lectures about it ever since.

After the memoir Mr. Thomas spent much of the rest of his life lecturing about it.

He lectured about it, andMexican folk art in general, two hundred and seventy-five times.

(One of the great things about Douglas Carter Beane's "The Nance" was how it brought a lot of important gay-theatre history to the fore without lecturing about it).