Sentence examples for dry presentation from inspiring English sources

"The kids are very stimulated when we present history in this manner, rather than a dry presentation in a history textbook," Mr. Goldstein said.

The lived experience of the practice of religion can be missing in a dry presentation of facts.

On Tuesday, the governor's anger at Mr. Trump and Republicans in Washington animated what is normally a dry presentation; it also gave him a political boogeyman to blame for budget woes — which should be useful in a year where he faces re-election.

But this is no dry presentation.

But as Microsoft prepares to launch a revamped version of the much-maligned program this month in Office 2010, a subculture of PowerPoint enthusiasts is teaching the old application new tricks, and may even be turning a dry presentation format into a full-fledged artistic medium.

Unfortunately, scientists are notorious for being poor communicators, which often originates from giving dry presentations.

If you want to capture the attention and imagination of your audience, you will have to surprise and intrigue and the same old memos and dry presentations will accomplish neither.

A GM suit said it best during one of the dry presentations: "The Chevy Volt cannot be a science experiment".

A GM suit said it best during one of the dry presentations: "The Chevy Volt cannot be a science experiment". In fact it's anything but.

The fact-checking of fiction in this awards season steams from a recognition and understandable concern that film is a powerful medium that can all too easily supplant drier presentations of history.

"I suppose that in TVGoHome there's a dry, deadpan presentation of a horrendous idea," he said.