Sentence examples for lectures against from inspiring English sources

The Interior Ministry is now monitoring mosques and sponsoring public lectures against Muslim extremism.

Other lectures against Fascism will be delivered in Chicago, Washington, Balitmore, and elsewhere.

Many of the other Taliban leaders, after receiving lectures against freelancing peace deals, have been released to fight again.

For a woman who lectures against too much work, that may be a little tricky, but that's not the problem.

Nicola Sturgeon said: "This is a cowardly speech from a prime minister who uses the Olympic Park in London to give high-handed lectures against Scotland's independence but hasn't got the guts to come to Scotland or anywhere else to make his case in a head to head debate.

He became widely known for his outspoken lectures against war profiteering, U.S. military adventurism, and what he viewed as nascent fascism in the United States.

After he settled in England, he became an active abolitionist, agitating and lecturing against the cruelty of British slave owners in Jamaica.

And though he publicly preached temperance, Locke was better known for his ability to "put down the evil he was lecturing against," as one observer put it.

Thomas Mann's brother, Heinrich, and his son, Klaus, were both novelists, for instance, while his favourite child, Erika, achieved semi-autonomous celebrity in American exile, lecturing against Nazism.

It's hard to lecture against excessive pay, however, if you simultaneously refuse to disclose the basis on which you are paid, let alone how much.

In fairness again to the prophetic Emerson, he vehemently opposed the admission of Texas to the Union, and wrote and lectured against the Mexican war, the archetype of America's Iraqi wars, and doubtless of wars to come.