Sentence examples for Present to us from inspiring English sources

We're used to the fact that Falstaff seems more present to us than the historical Shakespeare.

The television is a device that projects images and sounds originating elsewhere into your living room; it is used to broadcast programs across the country and world, and to present to us various other forms of entertainment, including an ever-growing universe of immersive video games.

The Friar is more immediately present to us.

But he added: "Of course God's mercy is ever present to us.

What challenges do they present to us, as selves and societies?

They sign authorisations and we take pictures with them to prove that they gave the present to us.

"There are also many who are undiagnosed, who simply present to us with an inability to communicate," she says.

Nearly 3 million patients present to US emergency departments (EDs) annually with undifferentiated musculoskeletal low back pain.

So, with all your experience of war-crimes trials and the war criminals they present to us, do you see him as typical?

Should filmmakers neglect one of our great novelists because, from an academic standpoint, film cannot present to us the subtleties buried in prose?

This means that some things that were once present to us become invisible, go off the screen; the compensation is that new things swim into view.