Sentence examples for the lectures that from inspiring English sources

Talk Shows Among the lectures that dot the schedule this week, two stand out.

This, of course, is not much of a leap beyond the kind of slides former Vice President Al Gore used in the lectures that became the book "An Inconvenient Truth".

The Scotsman of May 1901 records how William James began the lectures that became The Varieties of Religious Experience, "in the English class-room of [Edinburgh] University, where a crowded audience assembled".

I was lucky enough to be in a yearlong senior seminar that Trilling taught in 1968-69, as he prepared the lectures that were later collected in "Sincerity and Authenticity".

Mr. Ahn's interviews, and the lectures that until recently he gave on campuses across South Korea, reveal Mr. Ahn to be not only a mentor whose talks have inspired younger Koreans, but a social critic whose pointed criticism of the country's big businesses has struck a deep chord.

This says a lot about his relation to academic authority: despite the nostalgia he claims to feel for the world of the early extramural/peripatetic scholar - repeated in the lectures that make up Lessons of the Masters - Steiner is obsessed by academic rank and status.

He gave me a condensed version of the lecture that is delivered regularly to every American in this country.

Rather it is the value, defined as creating a product that makes people happy (I'm simplifying; watch the lecture) that should drive the indicators.

"There was an Ingush boy in my class," says Zarina, a student at the agricultural institute, by way of proof, "and he didn't come to the lecture that day".

This saves time during the lecture that can be spent on discussion of the concepts with students.

But, please do spare me the lecture that America's credibility is at stake here.