Sentence examples for mind a lecture from inspiring English sources

That Republicans don't mind a lecture is reassuring.

"Antibiotics on the Farm" (editorial, Jan . 9 brought to mind a lecture I heard as a dental student 50 years ago.

With these thoughts in mind, I recently attended a lecture on wisdom.

We were alone in this weird spree; only our colonel in his dotty genius would have had the gall to lead his officers on such a gallop after a mind-deadening lecture and a sixteen-hour day that had already left us aching with fatigue.

Her strong beliefs about a woman's role, vis à vis men and war, came to mind last week following reports about a lecture she gave at Chatham House, advocating female quotas in politics and boardrooms.

However, the majority (74%) of comments were positive and pointed out the usefulness of LBLs in preparing for lecture (e.g., "I thought it really gets your mind warmed up before you have a lecture about it").

In 1955 Oppenheimer published The Open Mind, a collection of eight lectures that he had given since 1946 on the subject of nuclear weapons and popular culture.

Money on the mind: At age 19, Dollarhyde was sitting in a lecture at Orange Coast College about how Social Security would run dry, leaving his generation struggling to retire.

With this in mind, is it better to sit in for a lecture, or strap yourself into a van to the next gig?

A lecture on skin-pigment conditions like vitiligo changed her mind.

She will be giving a lecture on the issue, called Google Is "White Bread For The Mind", at the Sallis Benney Theatre in Grand Parade, Brighton, on Wednesday at 6.30pm.