Sentence examples for powerfully presented from inspiring English sources

"We have produced papers over the course of this election that have been rigorously reported, ingeniously illustrated and powerfully presented," he said.

When he laid out his jobs plan last week, Mr. Obama powerfully presented a series of choices — a status quo of high unemployment, deteriorating human capital and crumbling infrastructure or a renewed push for recovery and relief measures to get the economy moving again.

This "dramatic poem" powerfully presents three young Bristol soldiers who are deployed to Afghanistan.

Through his keen selections and careful research, he powerfully presents the origins of today's graphic design.

The building, being heard at a moment in its life but not seen, is simultaneously powerfully present and powerfully absent.

America, Fadi says, is just too powerfully present in the lives of his generation of Arabs.

The faun, though a mythological creature, is also powerfully present physically.

The women in Dagoberto Gilb's new collection of stories are never so powerfully present as when they are absent.

Even the great West Indies teams, whose cricket seemed to enact a kind of punitive white-flannelled ballet, were often distinctly hard-nosed, powerfully present not just in county cricket but at Kerry Packer's proto-IPL World Series.

Irish theatre has long been considered a mirror of the nation, and what has happened in response to the Abbey's centenary programme reflects a new feminist energy now powerfully present in public life.

And even though I had stayed away from her poems, out of a sort of dread of her fate and many women's fate, my debt to Plath is incalculable: her fierceness and originality and embodiment of family passions had been long and powerfully present when I began to write the poems of my adult life.