Sentence examples for serious lectures from inspiring English sources

But the RGS is packed once more, thanks to a revival of interest in serious lectures and debates.Five years ago, the RGS held 60 such events.

Wharton dropped its enjoyable role-playing format in order to cram in more serious lectures, reflecting the gravity of the times.

In late 1870, the younger Grossmith appeared on his own with a nightly spot at the "old Polytechnic" in Regent Street, where comic sketches alternated with scientific and serious lectures for the entertainment of the public.

My teacher's cushy Friday afternoon lay in tatters, as she was now forced to deliver a serious lecture about the evils of the Third Reich.

"I used to pop on after the baseball game, or the symphony, or a very serious lecture on birth control," she said.

Next I had to point out that while we were geeking out by the postcard rack, through a glass door just a few feet away many dozens of people — art students and professionals — were trying to watch a serious lecture about principles of animation.

To my knowledge, Chicago is the only college or university that provides its entering freshman class with a serious lecture about the goals of an undergraduate education.

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This time, give them a meaner, and more serious lecture for them to understand what they've been doing.

As ticket sales declined, Colt realized that "serious" museum lectures were not what the people wanted to pay money to see and that it was dramatic stories of salvation and redemption the public craved.

In another well-known sketch he posed as an ornithologist, delivering a serious scientific lecture on different species of birds while imitating all their sounds and mannerisms.