Sentence examples for lecture which was from inspiring English sources

They inaugurated the literary genre of the public lecture, which was to experience a long popularity.

This essay is adapted from the Rede Lecture, which was delivered, earlier this year, at Cambridge University.

The lecture, which was later published, examined the dark, distended underbelly of conspiracy theory and scapegoating in American political culture.

In the lecture, which was reprinted in the Guardian, Gaiman came out in favor of what might be called the "just so long as they're reading" camp.

Several of the photographers lectured at Bezalel; a thousand people attended Mr. Wall's lecture, which was taped and then screened four times.

In 2010 he wrote and introduced the BBC Richard Dimbleby lecture, which was an impassioned plea for the right of assisted suicide.

The lecture, which is free, is co-sponsored by the Municipal Art Society and Architectural Digest magazine.

Tickets to Ms. Bhutto's lecture, which is sponsored by the Frank Jacoby Foundation in Bridgeport, and the Carl and Dorothy Bennett Center for Judaic Studies at the university, are $18.

The lecture, which is free, will be at the university's Casa Italiana at 1161 Amsterdam Avenue, between 116th and 118th Streets in Morningside Heights.

The Katonah Museum of Art will recognize pioneering achievements in the arts next Sunday with the inauguration of the Himmel Award and Lecture, which is intended to be an annual tribute.

(Actually in the parlance of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, it is called a Nobel Lecture, which is supposed to last 20 to 25 minutes).