But nothing could show less judgment than the method he adopted; for he presumed, like many other lecturers and preachers, on the knowledge, and not on the ignorance, of his hearers.
The engagement of lecturers of talent and reputation has given increased interest and effect to the Institution, and with little additional expense.
On the increase of his salary his duties were thus laid down by the managers, and five weeks afterwards they became the duties of Mr. Faraday: 'To attend and assist the lecturers and professors in preparing for and during lectures.
The lecturers are college-bred men or women, and specialists in different lines of educational work.
It draws its lecturers from the faculties of the University of Pennsylvania, Princeton, Bryn Mawr, Haverford, and Swarthmore.
It is hoped that these lecturers will be able to instruct chaplains, Y M C A secretaries, and all who are responsible for the moral leadership of the troops, in order that they may be better able to cope with the situation.
Another of the lecturers was Mr. Jahu DeWitt Miller, whose private talk was as good as his public lectures, which is high praise.
There were already lyceum bureaus offering lecturers and entertainers.
One of the lecturers at this season was Professor Caleb T.
Among the lecturers of 1889 we find the name of Mr. Donald G.
Illustration: Amphitheater Audience On the Lake By the Lake Tennis Courts In the Lake] The list of the lecturers and their subjects show that Bible study and Bible teaching still stood at the fore.
We can name only a few of the many lecturers in the regular program of 1903.
Among the lecturers of 1912 we heard the Baroness Von Suttner, who had taken the Nobel Peace Prize by her book Lay Down Your Arms.
Some of the lecturers were recommended as cultured and highly finished.
Vincent was engaged to organize and conduct an Assembly upon the Chautauqua plan, with lecturers and workers from that headquarters.
What a glorious galaxy of great names that original list of Redpath lecturers contained!
The experiences of all our successfullecturers are probably nearly alike.
He remonstrated, with them against their continued assumption of the character of public lecturers and teachers, but to no purpose.
Anti-slavery agents and lecturers kept pace with the anti-slavery societies.
The agents and lecturers went forth from the convention bristling with facts, and glowing with enthusiasm to renew the crusade against slavery.
These lecturers that he heard often made the remark: "If only electricity could be made to write!
Lecturers never repeat their declaration of assent and consent on the first lecture day in each month, and yet are never imprisoned.
If all nice old lecturers were minded as little as one I know of;-- DORA.
The easiest plan for all lecturers is to display a series of transparent conclusions; but I shall prefer furnishing you with facts and arguments, letting you put them together, look at them, and verify their law of true vision for yourselves.
Since writing the above, I have lighted on the following passage in an able university sermon by one of the lecturers in the present course.
But the influence of the lecturers was unmistakable.
The lecturers all had them to tell, and they were all men of a singularly fine perception of humor.
The leading lecturers instantly informed the committee that they declined to speak in the hall so long as the restriction continued.
The duties had been previously laid down by the managers:--"To attend and assist the lecturers and professors in preparing for, and during lectures.
From the somewhat disparaging remarks about lectures quoted above, it must not be supposed that this prince of lecturers depreciated his office.
When this was accomplished Mr. Brisbane made Brook Farm a sort of headquarters for the Socialistic propaganda, and enlisted several of the members as lecturers and teachers of humanitarian science.
This indifference to the attractions of the Lyceum was all the more noticeable as there were several lecturers of repute among our own members.
Drown, until now the instructing force consists of five professors, thirteen instructors and six assistants, a total teaching force of twenty-four, in addition to seven or eight lecturers on chemical subjects.
In addition to these, there are twelve lecturers on special topics, including many men eminent in their profession.
In some of the most populous and influential parts of the state, great solicitude exists on the subject; and the call for lecturers is beginning to be earnest, if not importunate.
She was liked by many of her girl friends; she had the character of being rather good-natured; her pretty face and innocent manner, too, helped to win her golden opinions among the lecturers and dons.
The different lecturers spoke highly of Miss Peel's comprehension, knowledge and ability.
There were resident lecturers and demonstrators for the whole college and one lady principal, who took the lead and was virtually head of the college.
The selection of lecturers may be made from the world of Christian scholarship, without regard to denominational divisions.
The lecturers must be persons of high and wide repute, of broad and varied scholarship, who firmly adhere to the evangelical system of Christian faith.
Fatherland stand aslecturers in the days of Napoleon III.
To one accustomed to public speaking, the lecturers will often appear far below the standard of mediocrity in their manner.
The lecturers take no notice of those present; and, provided the matriculation-papers have been taken out, the beadle has nothing to say.
Such of them as in addition are lecturers at the school receive fair but not very liberal fees, but the purely hospital work is without monetary reward.
The lecturers poured forth their wisdom to a scant attendance at such times, and Mr. Horne's half-crowns grew and multiplied.
When assisting the lecturers he never failed to detect the larking student who was causing all the uproar, and many were the men who lost marks and favour by the watchful supervision of Demonstrator Mole.
The patience of the lecturers was admirable; they bore most interruptions with exemplary meekness, but they always resented pea-shooting as disturbing to the exact thinking and speaking necessary in treating scientific subjects.
The winter session had commenced about a month; the lecturers had all returned to their posts and patients, and the work at St. Bernard's was again in full swing.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lecturers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
