Sentence examples for sumptuous presentation from inspiring English sources

The game is also loaded with sumptuous presentation, bringing its vivid world to life with beautiful 2D animations, lavish backdrops and explosive effects.

More beguiling was the bowl of warm Parmesan custard covered with caramelized baby artichokes, while the sumptuous presentation of sweet pea ravioli flecked with braised rabbit and lavender was nearly too lovely to ravage.

Cauchetier is the auteur of set photographers; he turned ninety-five this yeand and his photographs are only now receiving the sumptuous presentation they deserve, in the book "Raymond Cauchetier's New Wave" (ACC Editions).

Three whole floors are stuffed with men and women obsessing over imperceptibly small details in frames that will soon become Channel 4's festive highlight: a sumptuous half-hour animated presentation of Bear Hunt with the voices of Olivia Colman, Mark Williams and – as the bear – Rosen himself.

Ilili's Duck Shawarma is a must have for its sumptuous taste, and fun presentation.

As the French critic Gérard Corneloup wrote in "Forum Opéra": "Superb lighting, magnificent costumes, sumptuous voices and well-developed characters all participate in the sublime presentation of ethereal music that colors both words and phrases.

Its stage show, a rigorous machine of multicolored lighting, was also glorious, a far cry from the presentation of jj, a duo that went with something more sumptuous and accidental.

Needlework is the only presentation at Cora Ginsburg of New York, which is showing a sumptuous example of late-16th-century embroidery in the form of three bed valances devoted to the Biblical story of Queen Esther and King Ahasuerus.

3.5 GODLINESS: Interesting presentation in, basically, a shoe polish tin, perfectly adequate, but lacking the "sumptuous" factor we were promised.

She praised the "sumptuous" sets and the "impressive" acting "although it was hard to shake the very English presentation of these Russian families".

The sets were sumptuous and the cast – including Jim Broadbent, Lily James and Adrian Edmondson – impressive, although it was hard to shake the very English presentation of these Russian families – perhaps because about half the cast can currently be found acting in the BBC's other ongoing period drama, Dickensian.