Sentence examples for lectures for example from inspiring English sources
It is used for simple boredom (the product of temporarily unavoidable and predictable circumstances — being stuck in one of my lectures, for example!) as well as for "existential" boredom (an unrelieved sense of isolation, emptiness, alienation and even helplessness).
It is a trait that has defined his career ever since, whether in his buildings or in his wider public interventions – being the first architect to give the Reith Lectures, for example, being a Labour member of the House of Lords and key government advisor on urban policy, chair of the Tate Gallery and a long-standing supporter of the social housing movement.
In the Clark lectures, for example, Freud (in another of his "crude analogies") likened repression to the measures that would be taken if someone in the university lecture hall began to laugh and shout and make such a nuisance of himself that the lecturer had to stop speaking.
She believed that it was Wittgenstein's lectures, for example, that freed her from the trap of phenomenalism (MPM, ix).
Outside of courses and set lectures, for example, educationalists like Sugata Mitra and the One Laptop Per Child organisation have experimented with a more fundamental form of autodidacticism: give people access to technology, and let them get on with it.
We emphasize the need for tutors to vary their teaching methods, as not all students learn well through lectures, for example.
The discussion of musical phonology in the opening lecture, for example, includes the most concise, cogent explanation of the overtone series I've heard.
A lecture, for example, could involve contact with a member of staff instructing a large group of students, while a seminar or tutorial may allow closer interaction between students and a lecturer.
2. Regarding the acceptability of inductive methods Gödel remarks in the Gibbs lecture, for example, that, if one is a realist about mathematical objects then inductive methods become not less but more acceptable.
TurningPoint software is integrated into Microsoft PowerPoint and allows the inclusion of a range of question types into a lecture, for example multiple choice and true/false style questions [ 11].
A lecture, for example, is fast paced and will require you to take notes quickly and efficiently.
