Sentence examples for lectures of from inspiring English sources

Some of this humanity he derived from the lectures of Charles Eliot Norton at Harvard.

He gave lectures of epic length, inspiring renegades half his age to act on his beliefs.

In his Harvard lectures of 1903, he identified Pragmatism more narrowly with the logic of abduction.

Mr. Biss's Curtis course consists of five weekly lectures of roughly an hour each.

I did, however, get to attend the lectures of the great tumor immunologist Garry Abelev.

On Dot Earth and in lectures of late, I've offered a contemporary spelling and framing: Knowosphere.

It's a real break from lectures, of sitting there and not participating.

He endured the belittling lectures of a rich and self-righteous West.

There are sharply detailed recollections, including her autocratic stepfather and the political lectures of her socialist grandmother.

Supported by teaching, he read theology and was deeply influenced by the lectures of the teacher and Reformer Thomas Wyttenbach.

While working at that trade, he attended the lectures of the philosopher Francis Hutcheson at the University of Glasgow.