Sentence examples for repeated lectures from inspiring English sources

Since the 1980's, other Latin American countries have had to endure repeated lectures from the United States, Europe and Japan on the need to become more like Chile in opening their economies to the outside world and combating corruption.

For good measure, she's also the subject of repeated lectures by Ron on how to live her life.

When attempting to negotiate the VBAC women reported that they were subject to varying degrees of intimidation and bullying by hospital staff, from repeated lecturing to disrespectful scaremongering.

In the spring he repeated the lectures on Pragmatism at Columbia University.

She repeated the lecture every time a punter complained about there being only one working girl.

◦ Mainly lecture notes that become relevant in later years or lectures that are repeated or the lecturer says "I did this lecture in 2nd year and expect you to remember it because it will be examinable!" ◦ Preparation for exams, revision purposes, referring back to old information ◦ You can find any old work that you need for future assessments.

For 13 weeks Sir Kenneth has been delivering a weekly Sunday night (with a Friday repeat) lecture on art and architecture, literature and history – all those various outputs of man which are vaguely lumped together as civilisation.

From a student perspective, the lecture is captured, so they can repeat that lecture as many times as needed to better understand the concept of what was being discussed in class.

This says a lot about his relation to academic authority: despite the nostalgia he claims to feel for the world of the early extramural/peripatetic scholar - repeated in the lectures that make up Lessons of the Masters - Steiner is obsessed by academic rank and status.

"I never, the first day I met with you guys, I never said anything about any player," Walsh said in April, repeating a lecture he had given many times.

Some circles, especially those in which the Ḥadīth was studied, were so large that it was necessary for assistants to repeat the lecture so that every student could hear and record it.