Sentence examples for lectures political from inspiring English sources

There's academic lectures, political lectures, religious lectures.

Like sermons, many types of formal address such as lectures, political speeches, and legal pleadings appear to be doomed as documents of literary value, as Burke's or Lincoln's orations and addresses were when they were learned by heart by the younger generations and helped mold the style and contribute to the moral education of men.

Speaking on Wednesday, Cable said: "I am afraid that the head of Boots lost quite a lot of moral authority once it was discovered he was lecturing political parties from the standpoint of paying his tax in Monaco.

"I am afraid that the head of Boots lost quite a lot of moral authority once it was discovered he was lecturing political parties from the standpoint of paying his tax in Monaco," Cable told the Guardian.

The models for BBC broadcasts were the public lecture, the political speech, the theatre and the variety hall.

And lectures on political reform are unlikely to yield good results.

His Corso di sociologia politica and other writings were translated into English as First Lectures in Political Sociology (1949).

The militant faction in turn ridiculed Marx for being a revolutionary who limited his activity to lectures on political economy to the Communist Workers Educational Unionn.

And from the viewpoint of many poor countries, especially in Africa, co-operating with China both economically and politically—has many advantages: not least the fact that China refrains from delivering lectures on political and human freedom.

Lectures on political and social subjects were arranged with the aim of "re-educating" the men, most of whom had grown up under the Hitler regime and had never experienced life in a democratic society.

On this issue, Green's work on ethics and his lectures on political obligation would be worth consulting.