Sentence examples for lecture of his from inspiring English sources

Earlier, Shahzad offered a lecture of his own for Americans, and said he felt no remorse for his actions.

China calls it "feminism"; Glen responds with a lecture of his own about feminism: "Feminism means being independent, not lounging on a deck.

This week he gave the first lecture of his one-year post as visiting professor of contemporary theatre at St Catherine's College, Oxford.

HE IS a professor by trade, a thinker, nay: his website offers a seven-page lecture of his views on Dutch society, and that's just one in a five-part series.

Told in a clever mix of forward motion and flashback, the Quayles' story evolves from their first meeting, at a lecture of his where she is an impassioned and out-of-control heckler, through their early marriage, their transfer to Kenya, her pregnancy and the beginnings of her journey of discovery about the evils of Big Pharma.

Litwack titled the last lecture of his teaching career at the University of California, Berkeley, "Fight the Power," and this short account of the black experience in America from the Civil War to Hurricane Katrina could turn any reader into a radical.

The main character, Jackson Oz, keeps watching old video lectures of his supposedly crackpot father, in which there are hidden clues.

Throughout our conversation, and the various lectures of his I have attended, it is often hard to tell whether he actually believes in what he is saying, or if he is merely playing the provocateur.

In 1826 Comte began a series of lectures on his "system of positive philosophy" for a private audience, but he soon suffered a serious nervous breakdown.

In Feburary and March of 1794 he gave a series of private lectures on his conception of philosophy before a small circle of influential clerics and intellectuals in Zurich.

That night, however, a Brazilian physicist posted a report of the lecture on his blog.