Sentence examples for author's presentation from inspiring English sources

Is obscurity the inevitable product of an author's presentation of the subtlest truths of human interaction, or is it just the preferred register of certain temperaments?

Read either author's presentation, though, and there can be no dispute: this was one heck of a life, a great 20th-century story whether told with the character flaws or without.

An author's presentation copy of the first edition of Thomas's Collected Poems dedicated 'to the Richardses' and dated November 1952, the month of its publication, is also for sale with an estimated price of £1,000-£1,500.

An evening event features an author's presentation, a Q&A with the audience, and a book signing with fans.

When all is said and done reading is a one on one communication system, an author's presentation of his or her insights, stories, opinions, a distillation of his or her thoughts, instructive, inspirational, original, and, in its own way, a miracle of transference through words.

The author's presentation of the principles of using DNA information for genetic and cellular therapies and their applications for reproduction and development, infectious diseases, forensic medicine, and basic science provides a more practical view of DNA in medicine.

Katie was reminded that he once rescheduled an interview appointment so I could attend her "author's tea" presentation in first grade.

This paper is an extended version of the author's conference presentation [27], in which a fractional order approach has been briefly introduced to estimate energy accumulated in the supercapacitor.

Author's response: The presentation was made somewhat more down-to-Earth in the revision but only so much because I am still convinced that there is a substantial and informative (as I see it) analogy between transitional stages of biological evolution and evolution of the multiverse.

You can add a header to display your company's name, the presentation author's name or the department where the presentation will be used.

Genre, in fact, is now pretty much a function of the publisher's presentation or the author's reputation; thus Cormac McCarthy's The Road, though it repeats a story familiar from several science fiction novels and films, is almost universally described as "not sci fi" because the author is a literary figure.