Sentence examples for lectures from him from inspiring English sources

"He was wrong, and we'll take no lectures from him".

"It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hear lectures from him," said Noah Wiviott, 21, of New Jersey.

This was accompanied by a lecture from him on the evils of wastefulness.

"When I first submitted his name," he said, "some professors argued that it would be risky to accept such a person who is deaf and blind, but I persuaded them to hear a lecture from him so they could understand for themselves his ability to communicate".

Pissed him off to the point of getting a condescending lecture from him.

This further angers Machot and results in another lecture from him that doesn't make much sense to me.

And then I got a lecture from him, as well as another friend of his (also male and African American) about the dearth of male father figures in their communities.

Akbar has charisma and the gift of gab, but it turns out that his young brothers do not feel they need any help -- or lectures -- from him.

It's not enough that she be rendered incapable by McAvoy; the entire News Night staff of untested rookies – whose tender years and lack of experience render them eligible for lengthy, disapproving lectures from McAvoy – have to worship him with even greater ardor.

The Pakistani immigrant who pleaded guilty last week to the attempted bombing of Times Square said that jihadi lectures reached him from Yemen, via the Internet.

He is sick of moralism and lectures from the West.