Sentence examples for never before presented from inspiring English sources

We also present methodology of CTP – based diagnostic system for brain stroke diagnosis updated with our latest results and never before presented validation results.

While it is still early in the show's run (it continues through Aug. 4), the numbers are encouraging for the armory, which has never before presented a show with such challenging material – videotaped scenes of nudity, plentiful faked violence and explicit sexual acts.

(Dunning) *'WATCHING LIGETI MOVE: THREE BALLETS BY CHRISTOPER Wednesday (Wednextay, next Friday and Oct. 1) To inaugurate its season and a festival devoted to the music of Gyorgy Ligeti, the Miller Theater will present dancers from the New York City Ballet and the San Francisco Ballet in three works choreographed by Mr. Wheeldon to Mr. Ligeti's music and never before presented in one program.

The result is a unique and thought provoking film that has discovered stories and perspectives on the war never-before presented to the public, brought to life by Peter Jackson's acclaimed cinematic skills.

There, I was thrown into challenges I'd never faced before: presenting to schoolchildren and teachers; producing our own foreign language documentary; teaching ICT, through language and communication barriers, to the deaf.

Although cornflakes were not new, they had never before been presented as a breakfast food.

Among the 118 paintings, sculptures and works on paper from 1904 to 1971, 38 have never before been presented in the United States.

Some of these categories had never before been presented for ownership, nor in the format of a single sheet that could be bought, colored, cut, pasted, written upon, copied, or sent as a greeting card.

While I appreciate an organic chicken, I have never before been presented with an organic cookie plate: fortunately, it had other virtues as well, like warm gingersnaps and buttery nut shortbreads.

As Mr. Ehn pointed out in a pre-curtain speech on opening night, most of the works have been produced elsewhere, but they have never before been presented as a group.

Not bad for a translation, written in Israel by Polish refugee Shraga Friedman more than half a century ago, that has never before been presented in this country.