Sentence examples for lecturing them about from inspiring English sources
We're more interested in inspiring people than lecturing them about dates and facts".
Government initiatives where people in white coats come in with charts lecturing them about nutrition don't go down well".
He said tackling corporate tax dodging was something the wealthy nations could do to help the rest of the world, rather than lecturing them about the shortcomings of their own "governance".
What every economist, and for that matter every writer on any subject, needs to realize is that unless you are a powerful person and people are looking for clues about what you'll do next, nobody has to read what you write — and lecturing them about what they're missing doesn't help.
In any case it's probably no exaggeration to say that a key driving force behind the nuclear programme is the need to acquire the status and importance of being recognised as a key regional power in the middle east, a need that would seem far less pressing if the neocons stopped lecturing them about their own domestic affairs.
The soldiers must conduct regular, tense meetings with Afghans, lecturing them about the economic benefits they can bring with supposed transport projects, clearly suspecting every one of them of helping the Taliban, while the locals, though strategically deadpan, clearly resent the Americans.
There proved to be a lot to lecture them about, as they began their marital high jinx.
So he called a meeting and "lectured them about having to be more serious," he said.
He lectured them about the use of private investigators, and criticised statements they had made to the media.
Republicans argued that Mr. Obama never made serious efforts at compromise and instead lectured them about what they ought to want rather than listening to what they did want.
It was a picture of movie directors, scriptwriters and actors meeting with the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who lectured them about the importance of television in spreading the Islamic Revolution.
