Sentence examples for liked lectures from inspiring English sources

Regarding the sectional programme, it was observed that 65.7% subjects liked lectures rather than symposia.

Educators are finally starting to understand that no one likes lectures and rote studying for final exams.

"I like lecturing," Burt said.

"I like lecture better," she says.

Jeff, who likes lecturing his friends about the sanctity of early 60's folk singers and William Burroughs, goes in to riffle through "Steppenwolf" in a place that "felt more like a toy store than a library".

He said the museum would organize programs for Thursday and Friday evenings, like lectures and films.

Its mission is to encourage cultural exchange through events like lectures, debates, performances, films and concerts.

The restaurant opened exactly as scheduled and other events like lectures and the nightly musical entertainment also began promptly.

One style, like lectures and exams, cannot fit all students; there is much evidence to show that this model is one of the least effective ways to learn.

More than 3,000 of the university's 20,000 undergraduates use the Jewish Office, which coordinates services for Jewish students and sponsors events like lectures.

An annual subscription fee of $49 or monthly fee of $4.95 buys unlimited rated game play and extras like lectures by experts.