Sentence examples for startling presentation from inspiring English sources

Ms. Leibovitz's gift for rich color and startling presentation booms forth in images of three members of World (Women Organized to Respond to Life-Threatening Diseases), an information and support group for women with H.I.V. or AIDS, from San Francisco, seen here with their naked bodies painted with symbols, slogans and warrior stripes.

Shylock talks about being spit on by Antonio, but in Findlay's startling literal presentation, Antonio actually grabs Shylock, pulls him inches-close and violently spits in the man's face twice.

But the timing is so exquisite and the presentation so startling that the oldest joke in the world, involving a Hustler magazine, is a comic high point.

What was really startling was that the presentation of those ideas was on a greater and more complex scale than these (apparent) literary antecedents.

The motion-tracking system used these markers to triangulate the position of the ears and subsequently track three-dimensional pinna movement during the presentation of startling stimuli.

Studies of the acoustic startle response and of its inhibition by the presentation of a non-startling preliminary stimulus (prepulse inhibition, PPI) have revealed deficits in PPI in schizophrenic subjects compared to healthy controls.

When, to the relief of talked-out news hosts, Mr. Dion's speech was finally broadcast, it was a startling contrast to the prime minister's presentation.

Among the best-known of Dürer's nature works, The Stag Beetle on this month's cover is startling, and not only for its artistic presentation.

In a startling coincidence, at that same conference shortly after Frank's presentation, mineralogist L.J. Griffin (who had been working independently of Frank) confirmed Frank's theory by presenting the first photographs of screw dislocations.

During a recent technical and marketing presentation, Hyundai's media-relations team revealed some rather startling statistics.

These startling numbers were put together in a slide by Morgan Stanley Internet analyst Mary Meeker during her presentation at the Web 2.0 Summit earlier this week.