The phrase "excellent presenter" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe someone who delivers presentations effectively and engagingly.
Example: "During the conference, she proved to be an excellent presenter, captivating the audience with her insights."
Alternatives: "outstanding speaker" or "superb presenter."
Not just because that's where the excellent presenter Kevin Fong works as an an anaesthetist (you can put me to sleep any time you like, Doctor Kevin).
Sooke, who is a properly excellent presenter, took us from this year's Biennale, where Lucas had a raucous two-woman band playing in the British pavilion, back a few months to when she was making the work.
OurKingdom: I'm not one for predictions, hence I admire those who chance it … Robin Lustig, the excellent presenter of BBCs The World Tonight, has already scooped a prize, predicting in his blog on the 21st December that "I think we'll hear less about Iran and more about Pakistan".
"Donna you are an excellent presenter," they'd say to my twenty-something self.
Our next conference is Pubcon Las Vegas 2014 on October 6 - 9 which will feature speakers from Microsoft, NVIDIA, Adobe, Google, Bing, Hewlett Packard, Lenovo, Hootsuite, Verizon Wireless, AOL, Symantec, Tribune Company, and Expedia, from a lineup of over 180 excellent presenters.
Although he was an excellent lecturer and presenter, his cheerful disdain for administration gave nightmares to those seeking funding for some of his projects.
Despite some excellent female science presenters, documentaries largely continue to be presented by men, and the gender imbalance for experts appearing on panel shows – particularly in comedy – is infamous.
A BBC spokesperson said: "If Mr Winnick thinks there's a ban on women over 40 he appears to have missed the array of excellent and talented presenters on the BBC all the time.
We look forward to this excellent lineup of presenters!
First of all, we have excellent writers, scripts, presenters, fans and so forth.
