Sentence examples for presentation painting from inspiring English sources

At irregular intervals and for no discernible reason, Devlin speaks in third-person narration, as in the line, " 'You're more than victim/survivors,' I said.' " Director Jon Lawrence Rivera augments the play's suffocating poetry with an arty presentation, painting this terribly rudimentary drama in awed, hushed tones.

The presentation paints a picture of a party operation where 'staff lack research literacy and capacity to analyse data properly', the impact of campaigns isn't measured – the most damning line is 'we have little valid evidence that our tactics actually work' – and there is 'no branding strategy'.

For example, if a lawyer helps a company craft a video presentation that paints unionizing as a bad idea, or drafts a speech for a manager, then both parties will have to inform the agency that they had a relationship and report how much money changed hands.

Upstairs a quiet library is a great spot to read a newspaper with locals on the weekends or to see the painting "Presentation of Jesus in the Temple" by Giovanni Bellini, one of the city's underappreciated masterpieces.

Bacon and Freud will join RB Kitaj and Paula Rego in the All Too Human presentation of figurative painting at Tate Britain in London, while video and textile art by female stars Joan Jonas and Anni Albers will go on show at the Tate Modern.

It's no longer under the power of the artist to control the presentation of the painting.

Put in-depth information in the handout, and use the slideshow and presentation time for painting the big picture.

The formulaic workings of a long-winded math equation intercepts with the gilded presentations of classical painting, but one thing appears remiss there are no paintings in these artworks.

That project included an opera and a "re-presentation" of the painting.

But looked at collectively, the comprehensive statistical presentation begins to paint a picture of the county's children and their lives.

The Dalai Lama's arrival here has been accompanied by a whirlwind of local activity, including school presentations, a sand painting by monks at the public library (to be destroyed as a reminder of impermanence), art exhibits, sermons at local churches and synagogues and the showing of films about Tibet.