Sentence examples similar to the lecture posited from inspiring English sources
In introducing roboticist and artist Chico MacMurtrie at last Monday's ATC lecture, Ken Goldberg posited that "our fear and fascination with robots is about our fear of immigrants and others more generally". MacMurtrie's work touches on both our fascination with the other, and - in Border Crossers, one of his most recent pieces - on contemporary politics of immigration.
Lecturers have abandoned the lecture halls.
Most of the hypotheses posited in the study are supported.
Fifty years after physicist and novelist C.P. Snow gave his famous Rede Lecture at the University of Cambridge positing two cultures humanities and the sciences in opposition to one another, the Wellcome Trust inaugurated a new international prize to honour books, whether they be fiction or nonfiction, that integrated art and medicine or biomedical science.
He'd enjoyed the lecture.
Please spare me the lecture.
The lecture room was packed.
