Sentence examples for offered a lecture from inspiring English sources

Earlier, Shahzad offered a lecture of his own for Americans, and said he felt no remorse for his actions.

By M. Bell and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 10 , 1942P. 9 A while ago the Academy of Medicine offered a lecture by an English psychiatrist on the subject of war neurosis.

In 1890 Dilthey offered a lecture course at the University of Berlin that was posthumously published with the title System of Ethics (Dilthey 1965).

Emory offers a lecture track: Lecturer, Senior Lecturer, and then Professor of Pedagogy, Practice, or Performance.

On Wednesday they offer a lecture (with live performance) exploring the repertory.

Note: Gregerson will also offer a lecture on Milton at 5pm in 220 Stephens Hall.

And on Tuesday he offers a lecture, "Product of Circumstances," in which he describes his professional trajectory from scientist to artist: autobiography as performance.

Members of the Metaphysical and Paranormal Investigations of New York will be on hand on May 17 to offer a lecture on their research into area hauntings.

Pamela Lawrence, the executive director of the Metropolitan Institute of Interior Design, will offer a lecture about feng shui, the Chinese practice of interior design, on Monday at 5 30 P.M.

The school will offer a lecture series by interior designers and architects starting on Wednesday at 6 p.m., with Peter Shelton and Lee F. Mindel.

On Feb. 7 at 7 p.m., Michael Graves, the architect and designer, will offer a lecture about his work and the importance of drawing in the creative process.