Sentence examples for notable lectures from inspiring English sources

In 1983, Mrs. Welty delivered three notable lectures at Harvard on how she grew to be a writer.

The Crumpled Press, the brainchild of McIntyre and Bick, publishes work by new authors and sets previously unpublished, notable lectures and articles into proper books—hand-sewn on culture, politics, self-reflection, and poetry.

The Press also publishes notable lecture series, such as the Leonard Hasting Schoff Memorial Lectures, sponsored by the University Seminars at Columbia; the Bampton Lectures in America, also sponsored by Columbia University; and the Kenneth J. Arrow Lectures, sponsored by the Committee on Global Thought at Columbia.

As Lord Sumption, justice of the supreme court, argued in a notable 2013 lecture, these levels of public expenditure inevitably had profound effects on attitudes to the state in Scotland, which differ significantly from "the rather more equivocal view of the state taken by most Englishmen".

Yet it is notable that when Tony Blair lectures Muslims about integration, as he did last week, the issue of economic alienation barely ever arises.

The class is notable because it combines lectures on theory with hands-on work making prototypes, says Tohru Yagi, a visiting Fulbright scholar from the Tokyo Institute of Technology in Japan, who has spent the last year in ­Slocum's Precision Engineering Research Group PERGG) lab.

At MIT, Singh co-leads a student group, Energy for Human Development (e4Dev), with fellow graduate student Turner Cotterman, bringing together members of the MIT community to advance understanding of issues facing the developing world, with guest lectures from notable experts, outreach programs, and educational opportunities.

Workshop series featuring lectures by notable legal historians from both Israel and abroad.

They attended the Volta Conference at Como in September 1927, where Segrè heard lectures from notable physicists including Niels Bohr, Werner Heisenberg, Robert Millikan, Wolfgang Pauli, Max Planck and Ernest Rutherford.

In addition to music, there will be a series of lectures by notable figures such as scientist/author/television personality, Neil deGrasse Tyson and of course from the man of the hour, Stephen Hawking himself.

WALT WHITMAN CULTURAL ARTS CENTER Joyce Carol Oates, Nobel Prize nominee, will be the host of the Notable Poets and Writers lecture series.