Sentence examples for lecture from you from inspiring English sources

"A lecture from you is not what we need.

And I don't need a lecture from you".

Shorten's reply was withering: "I'm sure they just went home and changed their practices after a lecture from you... How many scandals will it take before a Liberal government says [banks] need more than a telling off?" Turnbull attacked Labor's plans to eliminate negative gearing (on all assets but new properties) and increasing capital gains tax by 50%.

Black people, some of them "victims," you say, don't need a lecture from you.

Women know what their choices are and do not need a lecture from you at a party.

Rather than getting a lecture from you, we'd rather learn your opinions on topics like pride and prejudice while actually reading Pride and Prejudice.

"Bill, I certainly don't need lectures from you on this issue," Mr. Thompson said.

The Independent's Owen Jones disagreed; the MP became flustered and snapped: "I won't take lectures from you – you come from the posh part of Stockport".

So clearly at the end of the lecture from last week you can really begin to sense a growing sense of mounting hostility, even among some people a sense of growing alienation.

The bathroom: So cool you need a lecture from the bellboy before you are deemed qualified to switch on the taps or pull out the plug unaided.

Whether you lecture from an outline or from a script, it is important to verify that you have the right amount of information.