A fairer discussion of earlier results and a more modest presentation of the new results are in place.
The Design Museum in London held a retrospective of his work earlier this year, with some 800 pairs of shoes (a fraction of the 15,000 styles he estimates he has designed since the early 1970's), and Anna Wintour, the editor in chief of Vogue, suggested he do a more modest presentation in New York, with about 250 styles.
So it turns out that X can't exist, despite his modest presentation, without a wine cellar; whereas Y, so imperious in other ways, has a bedroom that doubles as an office.
This modest presentation of collages -- some from the 60's but most made recently -- and books reintroduces an artist worth getting to know better.
After a period of more modest presentations by the networks, spectacle is back, Amy Chozick writes, as "the big four broadcast networks — ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC — face more competition than ever.
The emphasis is instead on goofy pageantry (a long chorus line of nuns or cross-dressed men — take your choice — in increasingly outrageous costumes) or more modest presentations that treat musicals with an emotional intimacy usually reserved for drama.
His recipes marked a change from the style of cookery known in the Middle Ages, to new techniques aimed at creating somewhat lighter dishes, and more modest presentations of pies as individual pastries and turnovers.
It was a modest return — a presentation of 15 looks on a gold staircase to a standing audience — but very, very Versace: swishing ponytails, smoky eyes, vertiginous heels and lots of sparkle.
Given annually from 1978 to 1994, the awards recognized the work of modern composers with a prestigious symphonic presentation and a modest cash prize.
In the end, Dr. Graham's presentation had only a modest effect on the committee.
