Sentence examples for but the presentation of from inspiring English sources
In this sense political graphics, from logos to posters, are the purest form of graphic design - and the closest to old-fashioned propaganda, for what is propaganda but the presentation of a message in a managed manner?
All music involves the control of time, but the presentation of the architecture of Anton Bruckner's symphonies requires the creation of enormous spans whose structural integrity is one of the main measurements of the performance's success.
Roman Catholic doctrinal statements are not usually called confessions, but the presentation of the distinctive points of Catholic dogma in the Decrees and Canons of the Council of Trent (1564) is as fully elaborated as are Protestant confessional writings.
The design may sometimes go too far in making such associations — the wide hall running through the center is almost too self-consciously imposing, and after all, there are plenty of opportunities to find such grandeur in the museum's galleries — but the presentation of possibility is exciting.
But the presentation of D'Angelo is far from straightforward here; early on in this episode he explains, in a self-satisfied and dislikable manner, his cynical attitude to women, while the portrait is rounded off with a nicely nervous performance from Larry Gilliard Jr when Uncle Avon comes calling.
Inguinal hernias and colorectal cancers are common conditions, but the presentation of a loop of bowel containing cancer within a hernia is rare.
The scientific community would certainly profit not only from a detailed description of the regional binding profiles of more selective OR ligands, but also the presentation of such data in available databases as presently done for fMRI (Barinaga, 2003).
But does the presentation of a phone that looks like the phones we're already using, minus a 3.5-millimetre hole, merit such fanfare?
But during the presentation of the fourth and final indictment, the judge wrote, a prosecutor had misled the grand jury by failing to inform them that he had previously dismissed several of the counts being presented.
They were asked after Softbank annnounced they will release the iPhone in Japan, but before the presentation of the 3G iPhone.
In the "target-absent" condition, a particular motion-direction predicted the absence of any target (thus predicted the motor response, but not the presentation of any particular visual stimulus).
