Sentence examples for lecture to which from inspiring English sources

"The Ether of Space" finds Phoebe attending a Lodge lecture, to which she cannot listen passively.

Dr. Crick believed he obtained the data fairly since she had presented it at a public lecture, to which he had been invited.

Sullivan may fill the formal role of family black sheep, yet he too proves tender.The hook: as Doyle and Tip argue outside the Jesse Jackson lecture to which their father has dragged the younger boys, a black woman careers out of nowhere and pushes Tip from the path of an oncoming car.

At the second session, participants brought the check sheets with them and analyzed the sheets themselves in the lecture to determine which food groups were not well represented and they were encouraged to increase their intake from these food groups.

Though Twain never had a talk show or appeared on "Saturday Night Live," it's true that the author was quite a performer, with sold-out lecture tours to which he wore his famous white suits.

Rusbridger described in a recent lecture the extent to which our journalism is changing.

This is the first lecture since kindergarten to which you do not have to pay attention.

He said he hoped that delivering lectures to undergraduates, which he will be doing soon, would train him on a broader swath of the field.

Whether in Glen's lecture to China, in which he defines feminism for her as "independence," or in Leslie's lecture to China, in which he argues that feminism is about opposing a patriarchy that is hardly more oppressive than a matriarchy would be, Louis C.K. assumes from the start that women's power is equal to even superior to that of men.

For example, the MOOC software may pause at various intervals throughout the lecture to ask questions which need to be answered correctly to continue watching.

In 2007, according to the Washington Post, he gave a lecture to colleagues in which he warned them of "adverse events" from Muslim soldiers agonising about their jobs.