Sentence examples for lectures in which from inspiring English sources

Hadid attended several of Koolhaas's lectures, in which he articulated his vision of the city.

It holds, for example, a continuous series of lectures in which Zeitzeugen, witnesses to the events, take part.

The volume La expresión americana (1957) includes lectures in which Lezama attempted to decipher the essence of Latin American reality.

The author had been given a series of lectures in which the Professor detailed for him the routines and mechanisms of his untidy passions.

Professors have only 30 or 40 lectures in which to cover the subject, so they try to make each class count.

The Robinson, Flood and McNabb dissertations appear in Part 1, footnoted versions of three Harvard lectures in which Early performs as "a scholar about sports".

This is yet another MacTaggart lecture in which top industry players talk to, and about, themselves.

Khalilzad recalled that he had sat in on a lecture in which Wohlstetter spoke about the "inevitability of war".

That year, Nikita Khrushchev delivered the so-called "secret speech," a four-hour lecture in which he detailed Stalin's crimes.

Daniel Barenboim ventured as much in his recent Edward W Said lecture, in which he initially expresses support for the BDS approach.

Afghānī next appeared in Istanbul in 1870, where he gave a lecture in which he likened the prophetic office to a human craft or skill.