Sentence examples for spirited presentations from inspiring English sources
Spirited presentation Guterres' spirited presentations captured audiences during public debates organized for the first time by the General Assembly, in a move to make the process more transparent.
Professor Annie Frank of Parsons gave a spirited presentation on the topic, discussing how French and American designers have influenced each other over the last century, and showing how 18th century flourishes even filter into the clothing we wear today.
The most spirited and sophisticated presentation of the libertarian critique was Anarchy, State, and Utopia (1974), by the American philosopher Robert Nozick (1938 2002).
In the most ballyhooed presentation of all, Mr. Tenet made a spirited but ultimately inadequate defense of the prewar intelligence estimates in a hurriedly arranged appearance at Georgetown University yesterday.
A microbiologist who once worked with suspected anthrax mailer Bruce Ivins mounted a spirited defense of his colleague today after giving a presentation to a National Academies panel that's reviewing the science behind the case.
Totyamina and Marinin received presentation marks of 5.8 and 5.9 for their spirited skating to a West Side Storymedley.
But the biggest surprise of the hourlong presentation may have come when Murray offered a spirited defense of Miley Cyrus, who taped an appearance on Murray's upcoming Netflix Christmas special.
As spirited and well acted as the characters are in this Women's Project and Productions presentation at the Women's Project Theater, they are neither funny enough to be highly entertaining nor deep enough to be touching.
Dubbing the presentation a "joust," Newsome himself will compete with ten rappers in a spirited spectacle and celebration of the hip-hop culture that he finds so inspiring.
One my cue, I need everyone to act 50percentt more free-spirited!" I'm doing a presentation alongside author and photographer Scot Sothern about explicit content in literature and photography, followed by a Q&A generally a cue for uncomfortable silence.
