Sentence examples for the lectures about from inspiring English sources

So, please, spare me the lectures about how important Afghanistan and Pakistan are today.

He loved the lectures about Florentine art given by its head, Monty Rendall, and it was at Winchester that he discovered Ruskin.

3. Raffia sun hat £30, www.thewhitecompany.com We'll spare you the lectures about the importance of wearing a hat in the sunshine, because you already know, of course, that tanning one's face is a cardinal beauty sin.

In a break from the lectures, about 70 of the attendees boarded school buses for a field trip to the Creation Museum, on the other side of the Ohio River.

Within two semesters the students learn in the lectures about particular aspects of theoretical and applied flight control, aircraft dynamics, man/machine systems, real-time simulation, flight-testing, software engineering concepts, etc.

In college, reading all those Greek tragedies and listening to the lectures about them, I would think, rather blithely, Well, that tragic flaw thing is nicely symmetrical.

Eight minutes into the lecture, about 5 to 10 percent of the class stood up and quietly left.

She doodled — lips and eyes — but paid attention to the lecture, about Kant's theory of ethics.

She doodled lips and eyes but paid attention to the lecture, about Kant's theory of ethics.

ANY foreigner who has lived in Japan has listened many times to the lecture about the sublime pleasures of the country's greatest crop: rice.

In the lecture about nukes, for instance, Professor Muller gives a fairly extensive explanation of how to build an atomic bomb.