Sentence examples for the virtues of presentation from inspiring English sources
From White, Batali learned the virtues of presentation, stamina, and intense, athletic cooking.
In the struggle that every parent faces to persuade their children of the virtues of veg, presentation is all.
So he and another clerk made a presentation about the virtues of personal computers to the Supreme Court's technology committee.
But although the Couric team said it believed the network had made a strong effort to woo her, including use of an elaborate Power Point presentation of the virtues of its syndication proposal and a video urging Ms. Couric to "come home to NBC," the effort foundered.
Also, while parading the virtues of critical thinking or higher-order thinking skills, introductory presentations may disregard the implicit epistemic or nature-of-science lessons.
Dr. Jason M. Foster, a University of Nebraska surgeon, extolled the virtues of heated chemotherapy delivered directly into the abdominal cavity in a Web presentation in June.
Apart from the funny people, the festival will see presentations from writers including Malcolm Gladwell (who, according to the Times, will discuss the virtues of obnoxiousness) and Jonathan Franzen.
Presentations will be made by other New Yorker writers and contributors including Malcolm Gladwell (on the virtues of obnoxiousness); Atul Gawande (on sports coaches in operating rooms) and Rebecca Mead (on George Eliot's "Middlemarch").
The virtues of staying put.
Discusses the virtues of Edward R. Murrow.
Schools teach the virtues of entrepreneurialism.
