Sentence examples for dignified presentation from inspiring English sources
Those good ingredients deserved a more dignified presentation.
Though well-intended, their inclusion proves a needless distraction in an otherwise smart and dignified presentation.
Through his consistently dignified self-presentations, via a brand-new technology, photography one that nineteenth-century people considered a truth-telling medium he worked against the many racist depictions of Blacks that saturated popular culture.
They arranged a somber, dignified ceremony at the White House for the posthumous presentation of awards to the relatives of two soldiers killed in Somalia.
One of the most outstanding is a "Presentation Bowl" (1907), a fat, round, but extraordinarily dignified container woven of willow and redbud by Datsolalee of the Washoe tribe.
In particular the edition of G2, the tabloid second section of the Guardian, of January 13, devoted almost entirely to the memories of survivors of Auschwitz, was, I thought, conspicuously dignified and appropriate in the writing, the photography and the presentation.
The presentation was a lot more low-key and, frankly, more dignified, than Galliano's usual shows, which are often held at night in raw studio spaces on the outskirts of Paris.
That this vision of Cape Breton - tending towards a strong monumentalism, strikingly uncomic, and held in a graven, dignified prose that has put readers in mind of Steinbeck - should be the only presentation of this world to be found in MacLeod's stories may alert us to a certain simplicity, even sentimentalism.
After the Tokyo delegation finished their presentation a swarm of Japanese media and officials came out of the museum, all focused on an elderly dignified man.
