Sentence examples for lecturing with from inspiring English sources

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.

We're part of the Phoenix group with Coventry University, whose professors will also be guest lecturing with us over the coming year.

After lecturing with his typical clarity and authority on Japanese drama, he waited for questions, telling his students, "Just think, if you ask a question, you'll be seen by a million Japanese".

Germany, basically a post-World War II creation of the United States and its allies, is much less accustomed to such lecturing, with Germans to this day frequently referring to the United States as their country's school for democracy.

His voice is that of a beloved professor lecturing with such infectious enthusiasm that one can almost, for a moment, believe in the possibility of a popular renaissance for Melville.

Sickert's own view of Roger Fry as an egghead driven mad by ideas comes through in a savage caricature of 1929, showing a ghostly Fry lecturing, with big round glasses and a pointer in his hand.

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"Euthanasia lecture: With Wim Distelmans," it said.

He laced his lectures with basketball analogies.

Harold Varmus seeded his lecture with musical metaphors.