Sentence examples for most famous presentation from inspiring English sources
However, this idea was dropped in Prior's most famous presentation of the models which he published in his Past, Present and Future (Prior 1967). 5.
Its most famous presentation is in Wagner's "music drama" Tannhäuser (first produced in 1845).
Heidegger's most famous presentation of Van Gogh's painting pivots again on an ambiguous use of "nothing," to which Heidegger now adds an elliptical, intimating locution ("And yet…") in order to encourage his audience to hear a subtle shift and so notice the meaning suggested by his otherwise superfluous addition, "and nothing more".
Celebration is the most unanticipated gallery in the show: a restrained presentation that eschews some of Koons's most famous art, including his cracked eggs and his tulips.
But as soon as the initial presentations were completed and the speakers started to play the new recording of John Lennon's most famous anthem, an inevitability of Tashkent winter hit home – the power went out.
But after Joseph S. Lacob, a general partner at Silicon Valley's most famous venture capital firm, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, became enthusiastic in 1997 just 15 minutes into Mr. Chishti's presentation, doors began to swing open.
Most famous as window dressing.
She's most famous for… Erm.
Does its most famous attendee agree?
The most famous is named "Good Times".
