presentational

IPA: prɛzʌntˈeɪʃʌnʌɫ

(grammar) A clause using existential "there" with a verb other than a form of "be", as in "There followed a brief silence".

Examples of "presentational" in Sentences

For a bigger worrying TV "presentational" dynamic appears to be hardening into the norm.
The Scotsman Pre-Budget report: Banks could be set to sidestep 'presentational' bonuses tax - 32 mins ago
An actor's term she invoked more than once was "presentational," meaning you're pushing, you're selling yourself, you're outside the song instead of in it.
Stop thinking in presentational terms; his example was “click here” a phrase that is meaningless but also describes something that may not be true in all devices.
Tables mix 'presentational' data in with your content, which makes the file size of your pages unnecessarily large, as users must download this presentational data for each page they visit.
Vernon's insistence on "natural handling," on making every move look casual rather than "presentational" - like a man handling cards rather than like a magician handling props-is a precept of modern magic.
This is an excellent overview cum manifesto for e-poetry, useful especially for writers and readers who may be unaware of all but a few special cases such as hypertext, or consider the digital as simply a "presentational" strategy for poetry.
It's not that teasing the humor out of this dark scenario is wrongheaded... it's just that the execution reeks of indie flick preciousness, that arch kind of presentational acting and tableau-style filming that Hartley borrowed from the French nouvelle vague.