Sentence examples for inspiring presentations from inspiring English sources

This is just a taste of the many provocative and inspiring presentations and workshops at the ICSC.

In 2008 he became the first "community champion" for the charity Crimestoppers, going into schools and youth venues running workshops and giving inspiring presentations about the importance of making the right choices.

One of the most quietly inspiring presentations came from Rosemary Randall, a Cambridge psychotherapist who had been puzzled by the ability of people at the same time to acknowledge the threat of climate change and in no way change their high carbon lifestyle.

So Next Wave asked Nathalie Peters, Senior Advisor at B&A Human Resources Group, to condense her professional experience into a short article that will help get you to get started on the task.. Giving Inspiring Presentations, Jeanine de Bruin [in Dutch].

If this tickles your curiosity then you should consider tuning in to the global webcast this weekend through UPLIFT Festival, where you will also experience many other exciting and inspiring presentations that will give you hope for things to come.

"Harvesting Happiness Through Spoken Word" inter-woven with Sgt. Denoh Grear's "Pieces of PTSD" project is just one of several inspiring presentations that took place at the TEDxMalibu 2012: Living Out Loud = LOL event at the Malibu Jewish Center & Synagogue.

Craft isn't the end -- it's the in-between: it's not a product, but rather a process, and one in which there should be joy (as Srikumar S. Rao will tell you in this incredibly inspiring presentation on work, happiness and the present).

That's why a knock-'em-dead presenter's most inspiring presentation is often the one he delivers to himself.

With his flamboyantly uncompromising and inspiring presentation style, he became the most visible champion of nanotechnology and its promise to lead to revolutionary sustainable technologies.

In an inspiring presentation Powell demonstrated how locally-based artists made small but perfectly formed interventions around this perimeter, for example, Point of View, "the London Olympics' first public viewing platform" – a set of six steps aligned with the fence, allowing a view over it.

Video from that dynamic and inspiring presentation, part of the GGSC's new "Science of a Meaningful Life" series, is also a highlight on Greater Good this month a terrific opportunity to watch Kabat-Zinn elucidate the practice and the purpose of mindfulness.