Sentence examples for lecture anticipated from inspiring English sources

Experimental data of 34 students failed to indicate difference in quiz scores of those who used devices while listening to a lecture and those who did not; however, when asked to predict scores prior to taking a comprehension quiz, students who used their cell phones during lecture anticipated lower scores than students who did not (Elder, 2013).

Much anticipated was a lecture titled "Great Sexpectations".

We have many more people than we'd anticipated who want to hear lectures and ask questions, or just spend time here, looking at art, buying a book, having coffee with a friend.

What I had not anticipated was the effect of the lectures when lifted off the page.

Isaac Barrow, the Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at the University of Cambridge, published in 1670 his Geometrical Lectures, a treatise that more than any other anticipated the unifying ideas of the calculus.

When, after a 60-year career, I stopped giving concerts in 2008 I anticipated what I would do: give lectures; promote my books and write some more; lend an ear to young pianists; and, particularly, coach string quartets.

And are you going to call me every morning?' " Anticipating a lecture, Mr. Picon said, "I think I am".

At his online university, Mr. Saylor imagines Bill Clinton teaching politics, Warren Buffett lecturing on investing and Steven Spielberg demonstrating filmmaking -- all in 30-hour video packages, with questions anticipated, and answered, in advance.

Spookily, such anxieties had been anticipated the day before the assassination, 21 November 1963, when the distinguished American historian Richard Hofstadter delivered the Herbert Spencer lecture at Oxford University on "The Paranoid Style in American Politics".

Most anticipated?

Boyden was scheduled to give a prize lecture in London last Tuesday, but cancelled his trip at the last minute, because his daughter was expected to be born somewhere around that date, a few weeks earlier than anticipated.