Sentence examples for fascinating presentations from inspiring English sources

(Many other fascinating presentations are now online).

A man from Mintel gave a fascinating presentation the other day on the rise of what he dubbed Slow Media.

A welcome breakfast followed and then a fascinating presentation from Dr Scholl on the behaviour of our misunderstood friends, the great whites.

And in a fascinating presentation at the launch event, Dr Par Kumaraswami, lecturer in Latin American cultural studies at the University of Manchester, gave a nuanced description of Cuban cultural life, including an account of the massively successful International Book Fair.

In addition, I saw a fascinating presentation about tracking Agile projects at the New York CTO Club last week in which Bruce Eckfeldt, the founder of Cyrus Innovation, an Agile training company, detailed various methods of tracking progress of Agile projects.

I was invited into their visualization laboratory to be shown a fascinating presentation of superimposed data sets, commissioned by the California Department of Transportation.

Thorben Cordes followed with a fascinating presentation of mechanistic detail derived from single-molecule FRET studies of SBPs, challenging the classical 'Venus Flytrap' model [ 49, 50].

You can plan the most fascinating presentation of all time but your audience won't get a thing out of it if you're speaking too quietly or too fast or are rambling on so much that they don't get your main point.

The first of four performances took place on Tuesday night, an engrossing presentation of a fascinating and tender work adapted from Japanese Noh plays and an African folk tale.

The politics is fascinating; the presentation is dreadful.

To help teachers explore the events of D-Day and its impact on the course of the second world war, there's a fascinating PowerPoint presentation from the Imperial War Museum.