Sentence examples for lectures calls for from inspiring English sources

Whedonesque maintains a category for "academic" posts, which includes notices of public lectures, calls for papers, and academic analyses of Whedon projects.

She was an early translator of Danish critic Georg Brandes; her translation of his influential lectures calling for realism in contemporary Scandinavian literature introduced Brandes to Finnish readers.

Even that is too much for Kohn, who will spend his year giving dozens of lectures calling for parents to 'organise' into groups and go into schools to demand changes.

An English lecture calls for a different mode of regulation than a practical lesson in surgery.

He delivered a confident lecture calling for reinforced supervision and regulation in the world's financial institutions, though his choice of language struck a different chord with some observers.

Chomsky can also be heard on the Internet Underground Music Archive, which hosts a streaming-audio file of an M.I.T. lecture called "Prospects for Democracy".

That guy who shared his umbrella with you as you made your way into a lecture called "Settling for Mr. Perfect"?

At Pembroke, Johnson made many friends, but neglected many of the mandatory lectures, and ignored calls for poems.

In his lecture, called The Battle for Hearts and Minds: Morality and Warfare Today, Dannatt describes a "spiritual dimension, beyond the rational and beyond the moral".

Abbott will use the Huw Wheldon lecture to call for more ambition in TV drama - echoing Lord Birt's comments in his MacTaggart lecture at the MediaGuardian Edinburgh International TV festival at the weekend.

The reduction in the number of students attending lectures in person has given impetus to calls for lectures to be replaced with other forms of teaching, or for recordings to be abolished.