Sentence examples for a presentation of something from inspiring English sources

He merely thinks of such beings and accepts their existence, i.e., he has a presentation of such beings and accepts it as a presentation of something existing.

[Rehabilitation Physician (aged 41 years); 10 years' experience] Some HCPs 'under-assessed' the incidence of falls because they did not see it as a priority or as a presentation of something more serious.

However, this natural or naïve picture is also problematic: since a succession of presentations does not amount to a presentation of succession, something further is needed.

She says her intension was that it be "an earnest and loving presentation of something I fell in love with".

Then, Twardowski continues, the presentation of something contradictory would have an object for as long as we did not notice the contradiction; the moment we discovered it, the presentation would cease to have an object.

It has a very universal reference point and it also demonstrates the sophisticated presentation of something mundane could elevate it to high art.

By Wallace White The New Yorker, March 1 , 1982P. 40 Talk story about a visit to the Explorers Club, on East 70th St., the other afternoon to witness the presentation of something called the Flag for Planet Earth to an explorer who was about to set off on an expedition to the Andes.

Talk story about a visit to the Explorers Club, on East 70th St., the other afternoon to witness the presentation of something called the Flag for Planet Earth to an explorer who was about to set off on an expedition to the Andes.

The picture of affective states as involving assent of the rational mind to presentation of something as good or bad goes back to the Stoics (see n. 40 for references).

"Clients feel they are buying a first edition, an engraving, something truly precious," he said during a presentation of his most recent collection in Paris last month.

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