Sentence examples for eye-opening talks from inspiring English sources

Black Hat, which I attended this week, is simultaneously a) a series of eye-opening talks about worrying-to-terrifying technological dangers and vulnerabilities, and b) an impressively dull enterprise software conference.

UnsleepingMind 01 October 2013 12 15pm If you have the time, do check out this eye-opening talk by Caspar Bowden.

Now she's on a mission to fight bias in machine learning, a phenomenon she calls the "coded gaze". It's an eye-opening talk about the need for accountability in coding...as algorithms take over more and more aspects of our lives.

I needed an eye-opening talk from my captains and coaching staff to help me realize that I needed to spend more time making deposits into my players' accounts.

Avani said it was particularly eye-opening to talk to young people from non-G8 countries.

Hillary was among the students he took on an eye-opening visit to talk with young black and Hispanic gang members at a community center on Chicago's South Side and also among those taken to meet the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who was speaking in the city.

"It was eye-opening to have Mr. Mara talk to us," center Chris Bober said.

"President Eisgruber's talk was an eye-opening, thought-engaging experience for me," said Yuanyuan Zhao, the daughter of immigrants from Fujian, China, who moved to the Bronx in 2010.

They also spent a significant amount of time talking about the movement's eye-opening relationship to the police.

Talking to participants in Medellin was an eye-opening experience.

One of the most eye-opening things about that trip was how much people loved to talk about Ibiza.