Sentence examples for presents carefully from inspiring English sources

Beneath the tree are presents, carefully wrapped in blue, green and red.

Making his keynote speech in Brighton last week, the Labour leader looked like Father Christmas handing out presents, carefully concealing the price tags for fear of denting the euphoria.

As he likes to do in his historical films ("Life and Nothing But," "Capitaine Conan"), Mr. Tavernier presents carefully researched period detail as a background for an examination of contemporary ethical issues, this time centered on the moral responsibility of artists.

In this democratic mode of storytelling, the storyteller presents carefully measured and calculated choices to the viewer.

By doing this, you'll have enough to time to think about presents carefully.

Before you wrap the presents carefully remove them from the box and check that they are not broken or damaged.

Frank Trentmann, in his ambitious history of the subject from medieval times to the present, carefully puts the case for and against.

But, said Glendinning, the Prado had taken its time to issue a verdict that Juliá was the painting's genuine author, and the art community needed to analyse the evidence presented carefully.

This way it can both present carefully programmed events in concert halls -- performances that could be historic, or at least jazz-world analogues of the classical music premiere -- and influence the daily life of jazz in the city by spreading out through the fall festival, trickling into small clubs and into public parks, a venue for its free outdoor events.

These create excitement for a project, but if not presented carefully may cause misinterpretation or premature commitment.

We present carefully designed experiments to demonstrate that subjects judged FJpeg visual-compression images as superior to standard Jpeg images over a number of conditions.