Sentence examples for religious lectures from inspiring English sources

There's academic lectures, political lectures, religious lectures.

Religious lectures last from two to four hours each day.

And no one was required to stay for the religious lectures, he said.

He began taking Arabic classes at the weekends, and in his spare time he watched religious lectures on his laptop.

"Tomorrow instead of religious lectures there will be funerals," he said, then shouted: "Let the government go to hell! Write that down.

"If you keep your gaze lowered all the time, you might just walk into a wall," said Hazem Talha, a high school senior from Atlanta who said he was here for the religious lectures.

Hopefully some of these bosses will then throw in a religious lecture about fire and brimstone and sin, since Republicans are so concerned with preserving "religious freedoms" these days!

Ḥāfeẓ received a classical religious education, lectured on Qurʾānic and other theological subjects ("Ḥāfeẓ" designates one who has learned the Qurʾān by heart), and wrote commentaries on religious classics.

The clue is in the very title of his lectures: religious experience is nothing if not various.

"What is important now," said Jessica Stern, an expert on religious terrorism who lectures at Harvard's Kennedy School, "is not whether the I.S.I. as a whole is a rogue agency, but whether there are rogue pockets within the agency that Musharraf cannot control".

He attended weddings and christenings and religious ceremonies and lectures on history and spiritualism, often taking me along when I was growing up; if I were to draw a map of all the fascinating people and places he took me to see, I'd need the help of a cartographer.