Sentence examples for lectures and articles from inspiring English sources
Through two dozen books, plus some 400 essays, lectures and articles, he alternated writing thematically with writing monographs.
His "Cape Cod," which is one of the thinner books, is a posthumous compilation of sardonic lectures and articles he produced in order to make a living.
In the introduction to his 1988 collection of speeches, lectures and articles, "Came the Revolution," Moynihan paints his shifting stance as a bit of mystery even to himself.
In the essays, lectures and articles gathered in "Telling Times," it is mainly Gordimer the public figure whose voice we hear.
A collection of essays, lectures and articles written over the past decade, "The Argumentative Indian" reveals the scope of Mr Sen's interests.
A novelist prolongs his literary life with lectures and articles, whereas a filmmaker has to pretend to be like a novelist all his life, even at the time when he starts to have more general views.
From your local community to lectures, books and articles online, there's a lot available.
This was behind her LRB lecture and article about the objectification of royal women that unexpectedly gave rise to controversy.
Her father retired as a lawyer in Cleveland and now lectures and writes articles on bioethics.
The Virtue of Selfishness (1964) and Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal (1966) were drawn mostly from lectures and newsletter articles.
"Attitudes toward these lectures and towards articles that pooh-poohed the claims of the book were generally negative," he wrote.
