Sentence examples for said lecture from inspiring English sources

Daniel Barenboim ventured as much in his recent Edward W Said lecture, in which he initially expresses support for the BDS approach.

In Let Them Drown, the 2016 London Edward W. Said lecture, Naomi Klein called attention, as Rob Nixon's Slow Violence and the Environmentalism of the Poor had done, to the nexus of climate change, (colonial) racism and poverty.

Last week, Chomsky was in London to give the annual Edward W. Said lecture, and as always happens when he speaks, the large auditorium was filled to the brim, having sold out shortly after it was announced.

Yet, at the age of 84, Noam produces books, essays and lectures (he will give the Edward Said Lecture in London on 18 March) at a rate that should shame the rest of us.

But he quickly painted Mr. Romney as an out-of-touch plutocrat who Mr. Obama said lectures hard-working Americans on the need to be more productive.

"Governor Romney is a patriotic American who has raised a wonderful family," Mr. Obama said, before painting the former Massachusetts governor as an out-of-touch plutocrat who he said lectures hard-working Americans on the need to be more productive.

Weizman is the recipient of the James Stirling Memorial Lecture Prize for 2006-2007, a co-recipient of the 2010 Prince Claus Prize for Architecture (for DAAR) and has delivered the Nelson Mandela and Edward Said lectures amongst others public presentations.

"I've never seen the game more fractionalized," he said, lecturing the owners to pull together and keep their "dirty laundry" to themselves.

"For the ultimate class session—I don't say lecture—I'm showing PowerPoint slides, but everything is a question and I use clickers and random calling.

While the school says lectures are only for students, the mosque is open to all Muslims.

Matt says: "Lectures on very specific themes – Iconoclasm and Idolatry in the Faerie Queen springs to mind – although interesting, don't seem a very sensible use of limited contact hours". What can be done?