Sentence examples for point lecture from inspiring English sources

The West Point lecture was classic Obama: the president was calm and reasonable.

You can ask your professor or teacher if they have any specific websites you can go on, or a power point lecture you can be e-mailed.

And things got worse after a negative review of the company was posted on Glassdoor — at that point, lectures about loyalty became common, and employees were told not to speak to anyone who had left the company.

Nidal Hasan presented power point lectures on why jihad was right!

In this video, he almosts delivers a point-by-point lecture on the similarities and differences between the atmosphere around Netscape's IPO versus the period we are in today.

Course grades were based on 865 total points, which included two exams worth a combined 240 points, lecture active-learning exercises worth 160 points, three independent projects worth a combined 150 points, lab reports worth 215 points, and reading/reflection assignments worth 100 points.

The words "political drama" may evoke finger-pointing lectures to some, but the subtlest works of dramatic literature have a political dimension, and the most enduring political dramas have an artistic suppleness.

*** Almost everybody who is a writer these days gets, at some point, a lecture on the necessity of being "on" Twitter and Facebook.

Almost everybody who is a writer these days gets, at some point, a lecture on the necessity of being "on" Twitter and Facebook.

"Almost everybody who is a writer these days," he observes, "gets, at some point, a lecture on the necessity of being 'on' Twitter and Facebook.

By the time my embarrassment ripened to concern, I knew there was no point in lecturing her.