Sentence examples for lectures to a from inspiring English sources

For a start, Darwin and Wallace did not give eloquent lectures to a cheering mass of Linnean Society members who realised God was dead, as is often suggested.

To mark the centenary the Eames Foundation has been holding events every month, from lectures to a rather inspired version of musical (Eames) chairs.

Objective. To determine the effect of changing from lectures to a problem-based learning (PBL) curriculum on student knowledge accrual and satisfaction with the didactic portion of a clerkship.

As much showman as physician, Charcot gave weekly two-hour lectures to a packed amphitheater, including demonstrations designed to captivate an audience accustomed to staged séances and exhibitions of mesmerism or telepathy.

For example, the trainee may feel that because a teacher he is observing has great control of a classroom and is able to deliver lectures to a silent class, this is the best method.

During my lectures to a survey course of architectural history, an Iranian student whose English was quite fine would nevertheless repeatedly raise his hand to ask the meaning of a word.

I do a variety of activities, from giving them lectures to an interactive, hands-on project.

Sacks lectured to a packed hall.

Sergeant Howard lecturing to a group of officers on the duties of a Press Relations Officer.

They toured the world extensively, giving interviews and lecturing to a variety of scientific organizations.

"Recently, I gave a lecture to a Jewish group in Los Angeles, and there were six or seven hundred people there.