Sentence examples similar to relishes lecturing from inspiring English sources
That presently, instead of confessing a sudden kindling of eternal love, he's lecturing me, with pedantic relish, on how the Paxton Boys exterminated many of the innocent remnants of the Susquehannock near where we're standing.
Latterly excused from any literary duties, he relished his role as the company's PR dynamo, lecturing at colleges and pitching ideas to Hollywood.
He thanked God thunderously and often that the A-bomb had been dropped on Japan.Afterwards he relished Samuel Johnson, Pope and Swift, and spent two decades writing and lecturing about them.
It's great to bounce ideas off each other," says Sinha, 32 years old, who relished the lectures from high-tech entrepreneurs and venture capitalists.
The more old-fashioned of Indonesian politicians might relish this chance to lecture Australia about press freedom.
He lectured tirelessly on the meaning of college and seemed to relish his self-assumed role as a leading American educator.
In a belligerent mood, he lectured them about how the Tunisians were basically French, and the Cairenes louche urbanites, whereas Saudis were bedrock Arabs who relished their traditional political system, according to several accounts.
