Sentence examples for public lecturer from inspiring English sources

To this end Coleridge left Cambridge for good and set up with Southey as a public lecturer in Bristol.

Taft's long career as teacher and public lecturer began at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1886.

He became a wisdom writer, practising what could be called interior oratory, but also a public lecturer.

BUCKLEY was an early political celebrity, a master of argumentative television long before cable news, and a tireless public lecturer.

Decadent, dandy, aesthete, wit, playwright, poet, novelist, critic, and public lecturer, Wilde remains one of the most controversial Irish writers, not least because, like Shaw, his relationship to his country of birth was an uneasy one.

Royal Holloway said in a statement of tribute, "David was a brilliant scholar and an inspirational teacher, supervisor and public lecturer; he was also a man of the highest academic integrity.

Despite being a seasoned giver of public lecturers, he had little media experience when he was approached for comment on the polonium poisoning of Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko.

After sisters Angelina and Sarah Grimke began speaking to audiences of men and women, instead of women-only as was acceptable, a state convention of Congregational ministers issued a Pastoral letter condemning women's assuming "the place of man as a public reformer" and "itinerat[ing] in the character of public lecturers and teachers".

His colleagues have paid tribute to the "popular" public health lecturer, saying he will be "greatly missed".

Steve Manuel, a public relations lecturer at Penn State and a former spokesman for the Pentagon, is often asked to address groups about crisis communications.

Adam Ritchie, science and public policy lecturer, Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK, @adamjohnritchie Adam is an immunologist who has worked on HIV in Africa.