Sentence examples for version of the lecture from inspiring English sources

Read an extended version of the lecture in G2.

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

Oprah Winfrey promised him 10 minutes of uninterrupted speaking time, and he used it to give a condensed version of the lecture.

This is an edited version of the lecture given by Panashe Chigumadzi at Wits University, as part of the Ruth First fellowship.

Delivering a version of the lecture he gave to the lawmakers at the White House last week, Mr. Geithner said a default would unhinge financial markets, drive up interest rates, and derail the economic recovery.

This means they rely on some version of the lecture; students find out in class what they have to learn and go home and try to learn it on their own.

In 1960, Princeton University Press published a version of the lectures (with much added material) as "On Thermonuclear War".

(A shortened version of the lectures appeared as his (2000).

He gave the William James Lectures in Harvard in 1955 (a version of the lectures was published as How to Do Things With Words (1962b).

The criticisms were deleted from published versions of the lecture, Chinese journalists said.

In later published versions of the lecture, Malebranche revised his discussion to take into account the theory of the nature of color in the work of Sir Isaac Newton.