Sentence examples for presenting the words from inspiring English sources

The mezzo-soprano Nancy Maultsby offered splendor on almost every syllable, presenting the words clearly and yet with consistent, liquid gilding.

His actions immediately and forever embedded the idea he was presenting; the words that we speak, no matter how important they are, are only one tiny piece of communication.

Though with Guillermo presenting the words (dressed as a bee, because why not?), it's a miracle that there were any correct answers.

Importantly, a backward testing in the immediate aftermath of presenting the words would stimulate a general tendency in the subject to bring the triplets into mind in reversed (i.e., backward) order, thereby covertly reversing the natural forward direction as basal reference of encoding.

A feedback was provided by presenting the words "right" (green font) or "wrong" (red font) above fixation for 500 ms.

Following participants' responses, accuracy feedback was provided by presenting the words "correct" or "wrong" on the Plexiglas plate (duration: 1,000 ms).

I experienced this attitude when I landed a job presenting The Word (named after my column in the Manchester Evening News).

In the process of developing the measure, we struggled to find an appropriate way of presenting the word choices that informants had selected or adapted.

The poems Mr. Adès chose are impressionistic portraits of places, and he presents the words in an impressionistic manner.

In plain language and painstaking detail, Mr. Ishida's books present the words of both the Filipinos and the Japanese he interviewed, along with his own anguished reactions.

Their first project, Listening Post, drew from a database of chat-room conversations, bulletin boards, and other online public forums, and presented the words on a wall of small screens in a series of logical groupings.