Sentence examples for wonderful lectures from inspiring English sources
He worked, without a supervisor but with inspiration from "wonderful lectures" by Philip Hall, on the algebraic structures known as semigroups.
As one of only four debs from the season of 1958 to go to university, she remembers Auden's "eccentric but wonderful lectures" at Oxford, as well as those of Edgar Wind, the university's first professor of art history, which had a cult following among those students, like MacCarthy, who had already developed a marked interest in visual culture.
"A wonderful lecture, Mrs. Costello," one college president tells her none too convincingly.
I once enjoyed a wonderful lecture from Professor Carl LaPrecht.
Daniel Bye's wonderful performance lecture The Price of Everything is at Warwick Arts Centre tonight and is followed next week by Bootworks' intriguing-sounding Predator, in which you and Andy get to recreate a movie he saw when he was five.
The wonderful Janetta Rebold Benton is lecturing again at the Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts at Pace University in Lower Manhattan.
Ms Beard gives a wonderful account of Harrison's lectures, of the lovingly-painted lantern slides of amphorae scenes which she would interpret, in flowing robes and dramatic tones, to thrilled (or irritated) audiences.
Amy Swerdlow, a historian who is writing a memoir of her childhood in the Allerton Co-ops, recalled marching with the Young Pioneers, learning Red Army anthems and listening to lectures about the wonderful republic called Birobidzhan that the Soviet Union would create for Jews.
The four finalists proved what a wonderful thing an insightful and passionately delivered lecture can be.
Two no-nonsense realists — a tough record producer (Brad Garrett and Douglass's roughneck father, Pat James Gandolfinii, wonderful as ever), a first-generation Italian immigrant — lecture him about how success comes through "10 percent inspiration and 90 percent perspiration".
