Sentence examples for lectures on what from inspiring English sources

But lately I have been drawn to the need for one of my occasional lectures on what I consider to be the declining state of technical analysis and, because these ideas can easily be applied to other types of stock analysis, I am devoting this column to them.

The network doesn't need lectures on what bonds Asians and what separates them.

Professors are sometimes asked to give lectures on what wisdom they would impart if they knew it was their last chance.

The television shows "didn't really help her or hurt her," said Peter Montoya, who writes and lectures on what he described as personal brands.

Now, at 83, the celebrated British primatologist tours the world, never stopping anywhere for more than a few weeks at a time, giving sold-out lectures on what she has learned over five decades of chimp study in Tanzania.

In 1933, the newspaperman Stanley Walker wrote, "There are chow-meineries, peep shows for men only, flea circuses, lectures on what killed Rudolf Valentino, jitney ballrooms and a farrago of other attractions which would have sickened the heart of the Broadwayite of even ten years ago".

The journal Foreign Policy immediately lectured on what should be obvious errors of context.

From Watson, Simpson also received a lecture on what to expect after his elevated public recognition.

I lost count of the number of times we were lectured on what to expect.

The next night he eloquently lectured on "What Is to Be Done?".

It was called "From the Top/Sightlines on Music in America.O Composer and conductor Gunther Schuller lectured on what a great singer Sarah Vaughan is.