Sentence examples for sophisticated presentation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mooney shows he knows a thing or two about fowl by placing taste above sophisticated presentation and serving a chicken leg alongside the breast.

The most spirited and sophisticated presentation of the libertarian critique was Anarchy, State, and Utopia (1974), by the American philosopher Robert Nozick (1938 2002).

Mies's sophisticated presentation masked the fact that the spaces he designed were small and efficient, rather than big and often empty.

I was most interested by a very frank and sophisticated presentation on climate change that showed how extensive deforestation has exacerbated the problem.

While the news conference may not shift the debate, it was a sophisticated presentation, and it demonstrated that Hezbollah was able to intercept footage of Israeli aerial reconnaissance.

It was felt that more sophisticated presentation of "good news" stories, the government's "genuine desire for peace" and an overall positive image of Israel would turn the tide of international opinion in Israel's favour.

Given the ultra-casual air of the place — many patrons wear shorts — the attractive, sophisticated presentations of the food come as a surprise.

It is meant to compete with sites like Space.com (run by a company called Imaginova) and CNN, both of which have had more sophisticated presentations on space exploration.

Two distinct design problems of information display for process control are information content representation and visual form design. Regarding information content, we experimentally showed the effectiveness of functionally abstracted information without the benefits of sophisticated graphical presentation in various task situations.

This time the battlefield is likely to be conference rooms where a more sophisticated marketing presentation by Middle Eastern and Asian business interests will secure market share throughout the developing world at the expense of jobs in the US.

Today, schools are using sophisticated multimedia presentations to recreate campuses, lecture halls, campus life and, in some cases, even visits to surrounding areas.