Sentence examples for admirable presentation from inspiring English sources
Already gone, but not forgotten, is the Bush Theater's admirable presentation of Nicky Silver's "Maiden's Prayer," with an Anglo-American cast.
But it is also the narrative thread that weaves through an admirable presentation of Hungarian folk dances by the Budapest Ensemble.
Instead of the simple presentation that is the City Ballet norm, the generally admirable Ms. Bouder lifts her eyebrows and employs a smile that looks knowing.
And while "Harmony" is serious-minded and the prince's dedication is quite admirable, there is something a bit stagy and embarrassing to his presentation.
The Mostly Mozart Festival is billing its presentation of Mozart's opera "Don Giovanni," featuring the conductor Ivan Fischer, the excellent Budapest Festival Orchestra and an admirable cast, as just a "staged concert".
There were only three judges: our chairman Walter Allen, an admirable novelist and critic, then confined to a wheelchair, so that I had to read out his presentation speech for him; Mary Wilson, the wife of the prime minister; and me.
The presentation of the dishes is notably uniform — everything seems to be served in a precarious but admirable heap.
Its presentation of "The New Brandenburgs" -- commissioned works, each about 20 minutes long and somehow reflecting on a Bach "Brandenburg" Concerto, by six composers -- was altogether admirable.
