Sentence examples similar to pointed presentations from inspiring English sources

At the meeting, a handful of experienced limited partners gave a pointed presentation to a room of several hundred top V.C.'s.

He was the man who walked the corridors with a clipboard silently taking notes before presenting his finding in bullet-pointed presentations; the man who employed phalanxes of management consultants and swat teams of accountants; who commissioned paper after paper on every issue to which his gaze swerved.

He had just outlined the principles of an effective hook in a bullet-pointed presentation.

The concept – that by using one supplier to provide all products or services you get better terms, lower costs and reduce administration time – belongs in bullet-pointed e-shots, tedious company presentations, and in the mouths of telemarketers in hellish call centres.

The experimental procedure was the same as Experiment 1, with the exception that the compatible stimulus combination here consisted of the presentation of the pointed star together with the higher pitched tone and the curvilinear star with the lower pitched tone.

Point to its pointed teeth.

The evidences presented here pointed to compound 7b-induced apoptosis.

Over its 40-page document, the hedge fund challenges various aspects of Herbalife's presentation in January and poses many pointed questions.

You notice multiple felicities of Balanchine style: the presentation of a hand or a pointed foot, the body closing and opening in the course of a phrase, a metric figure picked out.

Matt Fowler of IGN called Jerry's presentation "one of the best, most pointed moments of crude humor that we've ever seen on the show".

For a more equalized presentation, you can cut off the pointed ends of each banana before dipping.