Sentence examples for a style of presentation from inspiring English sources

Additionally, he claims that these detrimental effects on concentration are compounded by traditional media because they are gradually adopting a style of presentation for their content that mimics the Internet, in order to remain competitive as consumer expectations change.

The romance of melancholy — a style of self-presentation marked by an appealing air of ennui — has been with us since Hamlet.

They kept coming, and with each round came a new flavor, a new ingredient and a new style of presentation.

In rhetorical structure, the text presents what might be termed a "constructive" argument, with a complex style of presentation indebted to what has been termed "situated argumentation," similar to the views developed by contemporary Oxford logician and rhetorician Richard Whately (1787 1863) (Depew 2009 in Ruse and Richards 2009).

Jjemba is the sole author, providing comprehensive coverage of the various PPCP aspects in a logical order and in a consistent style of presentation.

Delury suggested the move might in part reflect a different style of presentation.

In his first three seasons as director, while maintaining the high musical standards of the series, he has established a new style of presentation that juxtaposes the ridiculous with the sublime, delves into serious musicology and casually uses technology.

Despite his profound influence on transplantation and what Peter Morris called "a commanding presence in any gathering", Woodruff was not known for his ability as a lecturer as he had a rather uncertain style of presentation and had a tendency to mumble.

We listened to this, and adopted a 'balloon debate' style of presentation in the third 'Consensus workshop' – with each idea champion summarizing key points in less than 5 min.

My presenting of it was the end of an era and they then decided that they wanted to go for a … more adventurous style of presentation.

National Geographic and then Rand McNally abandoned their habit of filling every available bit of map surface with place-names, and adopted a suaver, more European style of presentation.