Sentence examples for light lecture from inspiring English sources

As the nominees sat down to eat a light lunch — salads and sushi to go with the open bar — they got a light lecture.

Mr. Coleman, who was diminutive because of treatments related to a congenital kidney disease, said later that he had come to dislike the scenes in which, even when he had become a teenager in real life, his character continued to hop into Mr. Bain's lap for yet another light lecture.

After being reunited with family and breathing a sigh of relief, the boy received a light lecture on why he should not have done what he had done.

GARDEN CITY Long Island Children's Museum "Festival of Lights," lecture on the history and traditions of Hanukkah, followed by a wooden-spool-menorah painting activity.

But first there's a final light-hearted lecture to get through, on the subject of misconceptions.

The series delivers a carefully calibrated, humorous, light-hearted lecture underpinned with serious science, featuring cartoons and Hayhoe talking on screen.

Their classes are light on lectures and heavy on drills, games and worksheets intended to help them memorize facts about topics as varied as European monarchies, rock formation and the workings of the human heart.

And for good measure, Mr. Tovey gave a brief, light-spirited lecture in which he supposed that listeners might be alarmed to see a recent work on the program.

She perches on a high ladder wearing a hot pink robe while shrieking into a microphone, dances topless under strobe lights and lectures the audience about arts financing.

Mr. Said said that the withdrawal of the invitation particularly angered him in light of his lecture topic.

Claire Jarvis, from Stanford, had offered a theoretical reading of the novel that cast this scene in a new light in her lecture, "Great Sexpectations," which, disappointingly to some, focussed on virginity.