Sentence examples for lectures with the from inspiring English sources

Mack personally disavows discrimination and infuses his lectures with the language of the civil-rights era.

The only words in the piece are taken verbatim from one of Watts's lectures, with the show's narrative built up through live music, dance and mime.

His most murderous and underestimated weapon was ridicule, which he deployed in lectures with the virtuosity of a music-hall star and with an insensitivity verging on paranoia.

In 1704 Newton combined a revision of his optical lectures with the paper of 1675 and a small amount of additional material in his Opticks.

And while other activists of his day have shifted focus or sought different challenges, Kozol has spent the past few decades producing books, articles and lectures with the same lament, the same outrage.

In the short term, Mr. McPhee is carrying on the show's legacy by conducting live lectures with the help of a colleague, with the first two scheduled next month in Ventura, Calif., and Minneapolis.

Clark ends this last lecture with the note that this spirit "now can find expression only in music and dancing.

The professor filled his slides with dark oncological puns, lecturing with the almost robotic detachment I sometimes see in those who work closely with cancer.

Greer was invited by the university to give her lecture with the caveat: "We in no way condone discriminatory comments of any kind".

This was, interestingly enough, a cause that the usually self-effacing Constance had eloquently championed in a lecture with the provocative title "Clothed in our Right Minds".

So Mr. Conner made an assemblage out of the stamp and presented it to Marcel Duchamp at a lecture, with the request that Duchamp return it to Alan.