And, when he's not lecturing one of them the way a parent might lecture a wayward child, he keeps tabs on his sister, Olivia (Jessica Welch), who is not quite as straight-and-narrow as he is.
If the above conclusions are right, I am unable to believe that the defendant's use of the outlines is any the less infringement of the copyright because he is a teacher, because he uses them in teaching the contents of the book, because he might lecture upon the contents of the book without infringing, or because his pupils might have taken their own notes of his lectures without infringing.
Your family might lecture or encourage you, but in the end, it's your responsibility to keep your inner fire roaring.
I might lecture him about why he shouldn't abandon his team when they need him.
They might lecture you about how the God of the universe is a sadist obsessed with administering eternal punishment to gay people, and the worst part is that you might believe them.
By what authority, we might wonder, is C lecturing us on anything that comes into his head?
3 54 PM: What's an incredibly exciting possibility, that hopefully we'll get to hear more about in this lecture, is what we might see if something is flawed in Einstein's theory of general relativity.
Joining Chinese artists and scholars including Huang Rui, Qiu Zhijie, Qiu Anxiong and Kaimei Wang are the likes of US physicist Peter Galison and French social philosopher Bruno Latour (lecturing on how we might "reset modernity").
Thus one might ask, should we still be lecturing?
Do we in the Jewish community not -- rightly, I might add -- lecture our Muslim brothers and sisters that they must weed out violent extremists lest their religion be brought into utter disrepute?
They might as well lecture a waterfall.
