Sentence examples for television lecture from inspiring English sources

Bafta's annual television lecture is not known for its laughs.

Here's the Guardian story from March about Henry's Bafta television lecture, where he raised this issue.

Last month, Dudley's favourite son delivered the annual Bafta Television Lecture.

Heedlessly, he leads a rehearsal of Wagner's "Rheingold" and delivers an in-school television lecture on Mozart.

Clarkson works in an in industry where ethnic minorities are woefully under-represented, as Lenny Henry pointed out when he delivered the annual Bafta television lecture in March.

Giving the annual Bafta television lecture, he said people from minorities now account for just 5.4% of the broadcasting workforce, which he described as an "appalling percentage".

And who is on television lecturing about the need to give up these "entitlements"?

He edited Bernstein's bestselling television lectures, The Joy of Music and The Infinite Variety of Music.

David Bowie's "Let's Dance" is on the radio, along with Culture Club, and Ronald Reagan is on television, lecturing the nation about good and evil.

Films of Bernstein's performances have been shown, his incomparable television lectures have been revived, old friends keep seizing a microphone to tell Lenny stories.

"Here we find a fundamental weakness of the Christ doctrine," the Minister declared, making that wise and relatable face that had always been such a success in his television lectures.