Sentence examples for published lectures from inspiring English sources

For my generation, Stockhausen's published lectures had unbelievable impact.

The stage directions do not figure in the published lectures.

In 2001 Lucas published Lectures on Economic Growth, a collection of his writings on economic growth.

The most powerful such attack on sense-data theory was presented by Austin in his posthumously published lectures Sense and Sensibilia (1962).

But the key to his long supremacy lay in the stream of books, articles and published lectures that appeared with what looked like effortless regularity.

Over the next several years she published Lectures to Young Ladies (1833), Botany for Beginners (1833), Geology for Beginners (1834), Chemistry for Beginners (1834), Natural Philosophy for Beginners (1836), Lectures on Natural Philosophy (1836), and Lectures on Chemistry (1837).

Before 1750 every comprehensive treatise or published lecture course on architecture could appropriately be described as a textbook on architectural theory.

Leo Steinberg, who has written penetratingly about Rauschenberg since his first brief review in Arts, had this piece reproduced on the jacket of a published lecture he delivered at the Guggenheim in 1997, called "Encounters with Rauschenberg".

Leo Steinberg, who has written penetratingly about Rauschenberg since his first brief review in Arts, __had this piece reproduced on the jacket of a published lecture he delivered at the Guggenheim in 1997, called "Encounters with Rauschenberg".

"Supreme court judges do give and publish lectures as part of their public [role].

These lectures, published as Lectures from Colombo to Almora, demonstrate his nationalistic fervour and spiritual ideology.