Sentence examples for conventional presentations from inspiring English sources

Shows like "Ways of the Rivers" can make more conventional presentations feel static and tepid, restricted to a single criterion for what art should be, i.e., beautiful.

For example, there are sentential connectives which conservatively extend intuitionistic propositional logic in any of its conventional presentations as a proof system, but non-conservatively extend intuitionistic predicate logic.

Offer various options for the students to "present" their sustainable happiness hero: a conventional presentation, a poem, a song, through drawing or painting, writing a story, etc. Incorporate activities that help students to develop and appreciate compassion.

Altogether, the atmosphere is a good deal more like that of a 19th-century Viennese comic operetta than a conventional presentation of Shakespeare.

A set of structured interviews with potential users was then conducted to compare the prototype to conventional presentation methods.

In the meantime, it remains an event that loosens the reins of conventional presentation and is as much about art as it is about cultural melding.

Conventional presentation on a computer screen demands expertise in image interpretation if the spatial associations of complex anatomy are to be fully appreciated.

First, grasp its conventional presentation ("The sorcerer's curse makes our children sick"). Second, find out if there are exceptions to the norm, people in identical circumstances who seem to be coping especially well.

Brad DeLong takes on Nick Rowe over this bizarrely confused issue; in a moment I'll try to offer a new way of explaining why the conventional presentation is all wrong.

Which suggests that our film of Macbeth is not exactly a conventional presentation of the Scottish play.

In the survey, this new technique has been compared with more conventional presentation methods for the same data set.