Sentence examples for controversial presentation from inspiring English sources

The most controversial presentation was "Animal-Like Learning in Mimosa Pudica," an unpublished paper by Monica Gagliano, a thirty-seven-year-old animal ecologist at the University of Western Australia who was working in Mancuso's lab in Florence.

Maps are ideal visual support for a controversial presentation: they combine a commonly accepted statistical relevance with the advantage of being eye-catchers.

Vice led an appropriately edgy and controversial presentation after the opening dinner, which was followed by the start of the first full day of business.

The band's impressive and controversial visual presentation is only half the equation.

Bold though it was, the actual message of Waldman's essay probably wasn't quite as controversial as her presentation.

Furthermore, it is also controversial whether the presentation occurs locally in the gut and/or systemically.

In the 16th and 17th centuries, dialogue lent itself easily and frequently to the presentation of controversial religious, political, and economic ideas.

Surgical resection of primary colorectal cancer (CRC) in patients with stage IV disease at initial presentation remains controversial.

There were some flaws and overstatements in the Webb series, mostly in editing and presentation; a controversial graphic had a crack smoker embedded in the CIA seal.

The episode was the first episode of any television series with an all Latina leading cast, but the roles as maids was controversial due to its presentation of Latinas in stereotypical roles.

As the commissioners wrote at the time, "The intrusion by government into the contents of programming occasioned by the enforcement of the Fairness Doctrine restricts the journalistic freedom of broadcasters and actually inhibits the presentation of controversial issues of public importance to the detriment of the public and the degradation of the editorial prerogative of broadcast journalists".