Sentence examples for lectures from which from inspiring English sources

The book reads at times a bit too much like the lectures from which it was drawn.

In 2005, he was invited to deliver the annual series of Massey Lectures from which the book, Race Against Time, was adapted.

(A quick footnote: Thanks to Roland Paris and Centre for International Policy Studies at the University of Ottawa for sponsoring the lecture from which this Comment is adapted).

That was discussed last fall by Cardinal Avery Dulles, the Jesuit theologian, in a lecture from which Archbishop Buechlein drew heavily for his statement.

First, the handout detailed the readings and lecture themes from which they could select two or three themes (all under the same week's readings, entitled "Political Change").

Another anticipated co-production of Under the Radar and Coil is "Chautauqua!," which uses 21st-century technology and style to update the 19th-century lecture programs from which it derives its title.

The instructor reviewed the lecture(s) from which the question was drawn, the general concept addressed, and the relevant information presented in the question stem.

Following an introductory event, approximately 150 interested applicants (from 400 students) submitted their names on lists that were made available in the lecture hall, from which 26 participants were selected.

The bar becomes an altar on Sundays, but there's no preacher, so the schoolmarm provides temperance lectures from it, which the men are obliged to attend.

He wrote a comprehensive eleven volume work entitled Lectures on Pythagoreanism from which Porphyry quotes in sections 48 53 of his Life of Pythagoras.

(d'Arboussier 1949, 47) 6. Césaire's Discours sur la Négritude ("A Lecture on Négritude") from which this passage is quoted was originally a lecture given on February 26 , 1987at Florida International University in Miami.