Sentence examples for presenting an idea from inspiring English sources

"The People Behind Our Products" (pictured above) proves context's importance to Kitnick, who says he's "not interested in presenting an idea as much as in the idea of presentation".

"The hardest part is presenting an idea or an 'investment' that has appeal, and then managing multiple relationships when you are actually studying".

I would get bored writing one kind of music, because sometimes that style of presenting an idea as a song wouldn't suit another idea.

The man with no illusions was presenting an idea "belonging to another world," the Labor member Nachman Shai scoffed; it was meant "to sabotage the two-state solution".

These traps include presenting an idea without its problem or a clear indication of its ROI; offering your presentation with little time to interact with your audience; and providing data without attention to detail.

This is a good chance to challenge students to focus on both feeling comfortable talking in front of others, and presenting an idea in a way that elicits good feedback.

When the TV presenter Tessa Dunlop presented an idea for a documentary about Ben Nevis to Radio 4, concerns were raised about her sounding "too English".

The last interview is a group presentation where the candidate presents an idea to the entire staff.

This paper presents an idea of clustering resolution.

This presents an idea of how the author regards the human condition.

If someone presents an idea to me, I can determine whether or not it will work.