Sentence examples for critical showcase from inspiring English sources

VICE spoke with Ray about the inspiration behind the exhibition, how masculinity is starting to shift, and what she hopes the public will gain from this critical showcase.

For more information on the projects showcased, check out our post on the Critical Making showcase.

We were thrilled to experience the NWMEDIA 290's Critical Making Showcase on Wednesday, May 7th in Sutardja Dai Hall.

Check out live demonstrations and join in conversation on making here at Cal! The Critical Making showcase is being hosted by the Jacobs Institute for Design Innovation.

The night is a critical TV showcase because advertisers spend top dollar there to lure customers making weekend plans.

Ottaviano says it will be "critical" for showcasing Carnegie's technology and capability to potential buyers, including foreign governments and utility operators, and fringe-of-grid communities in Australia.

It received massive critical acclaim, showcasing a representation of life and relationships and finding a contemporary womanist voice with the neo soul genre.

There is also a critical need to showcase successful examples of how to manage the social, economic and political complexities posed by climate change, so that lessons can be learned and best practices may be disseminated.

Like most performances by Sir Colin's London Symphony Orchestra these days, the night ended as a critical triumph, a showcase of exuberant music-making and gentlemanly discipline that has made the L.S.O., as it is commonly called, the leading orchestra in a city with more ranking ensembles than any other in the world.

The result is that what was a traditionally quiet period for news has become a critical moment to showcase new work, at a time when an industry already riven by the phone-hacking scandal and under judicial examination, is facing what can be described as an existential crisis.

The Master of Arts Program in the Humanities (MAPH) recently launched the first issue of its digital magazine, Colloquium, which aims to showcase critical and creative work from current MAPH students as well as alumni and staff.