Sentence examples for quiet presentation from inspiring English sources

This appropriately quiet presentation of 38 small paintings, drawings, prints and photographs of people reading includes Paul Cadmus's portrait of Glenway Wescott; David Hockney's sweet colored pencil drawing of a young man reclining on a sofa; photographs of William Burroughs by Allen Ginsberg; and King Babar (the elephant) reading his newspaper at the beach in a watercolor by Laurent DeBrunhoff.

He said you don't want to be talking to your phone when you're sitting in a quiet presentation, but when you're walking your dog you wouldn't want to have to type much.

And clearly he wanted to make a show statement — in a grand British house near St. James's Palace — after several seasons of quiet presentations.

In comes the quiet, no-fuss presentation of pleasing clothes.

In the frequency range 4000 to 8000 Hz, the difference between the abutment and the other 3 transmission paths is smaller by approximately 3 dB than that for the BC Direct measurement in Figure 4. Figure 6 shows the results for aided speech understanding in quiet at a presentation level of 65 dB.

He or she will look like an idiot and will be quiet the whole presentation.

"Then why are you always saying that dog has a mind of her own?" Deirdre Flanagan Ward While enjoying the wonders of the cosmos recently at the Hayden Planetarium, I was seated next to a father and his little boy, about 4 years old, who asked during a quiet mement in the presentation, "Daddy, are we still on Earf?" Mary Walling-Roche.

Sidenote: in my experience of the launch of the handset, HMD's partnership with the company was relatively quiet in the its presentation of the phone: KaiOS itself was not mentioned in the specs provided by the company, and the only time you can see a reference to it is a flash of the brand when the phone launches its app store.

To facilitate meaningful comparison across frequencies, which have different dynamic ranges, power values were log-transformed [42] and divided by the standard deviation of the log-spectrum observed during quiet NREM sleep (absent sound presentation) on the same night.

Using a clustered acquisition protocol allowed stimulus presentation in the quiet gaps (TA = 1.26 s) when the acoustic scanner noise was absent.

Younger and older, each reader brought their own personality to their section of the poem, with presentations ranging from quiet and meditative to booming and dramatic.