Sentence examples for much lecture from inspiring English sources

At intervals, it's as much lecture on sexual anthropology as it is comedy set.

The Lewisham stand-up is a regular at the Melbourne festival with her mile a minute, intellectually rigorous shows, which are oddly educational in their reflection of her interests: her last was described as "as much lecture on sexual anthropology as it is comedy set".

When he continued his old ways -- assigning too little writing, doing too much lecturing -- he was told to retire or be fired.

He appears oblivious to the rhythms and courtesies of normal social intercourse — he doesn't converse so much as lecture.

The net result is that the book feels like as much like lecture as an adventure – but one that has little that is new to tell anyone.

You could teach in much larger lecture halls, but the things that would allow you achieve the greatest levels of efficiency would dilute the product and would make it something I wouldn't be willing to be part of," said Bowman.

Students can learn twice as much when lectures contain discussions than when instructors simply lecture (e.g., Hake, 1998; Knight and Wood, 2005; Haak et al., 2011).

As Pinter said in a much-quoted lecture to students in 1962: "My characters tell me so much and no more with reference to their experience, their aspirations, their motives, their history".

Sturgeon, self-educated in electrical phenomena and natural science, spent much time lecturing and conducting electrical experiments.

Despite the excellence of the leads, it comes to seem as much a lecture-demonstration as a drama.

These are maxims Murray only fully put to educational use after arriving in Wellington seven years ago, in the wake of much quieter lecturing stints at Brunel University and Fiji's University of the South Pacific.