Sentence examples for noisy presentations from inspiring English sources

As the networks unveiled their plans for next season in elaborate, noisy presentations in New York last week, the sound emerging from behind all the loud bands and confident pronouncements was that of a lot of old rules crashing.

Overamplified, overheated, and overhyped, this noisy production is about presentation not penetration.

The meandering lines in Fig.  1 illustrate the continuous accumulation of noisy evidence following the presentation of a word stimulus.

At least partly explaining why both Lamb and Hazlitt felt the inadequacy of Shakespearean stage performances was that the theatres themselves were huge and gaudy, audiences were noisy and unmannerly, and dramatic presentations in the early nineteenth century were sensationalistic, laden with artificial and showy props.

Everywhere she went in the days after the vote she was met with noisy protests: Norfolk, Virginia where demonstrators interrupted her presentation so forcefully she began crying Chicago, and dozens of other cities.

In this study, three different tolerant settings were tentatively applied for considering noisy patterns within multiscale SSR tag clouds in later presentation.

The headphones did little to block the noisy woman in the seat ahead of me squawking about her presentation on QVC.

Very noisy.

Never noisy.

Too noisy.

Get noisy.