Ironically, the oral presentations are almost always presented as lectures, even when the topic of the talk is about how lecturing is not very effective!
The Divina Commedia, among the most celebrated of poems, is almost always presented to us as an allegory.
Without a computer, I would be forced to read a book (or The Times), but social networking almost always presents an excusable distraction.
The excessive hedonism and cynical droop of this song echoes tracks by both Drake and Odd Future, in which the use of recreational drugs is almost always presented as both pointless and inevitable.
In other hands, these might have been dreary given the formulaic nature of this form of art, the heads of emperors, rajas and nobles almost always presented in head-and-shoulder profile.
Love in Shakespeare's plays is rarely a simple matter, but it is almost always presented as an example of humanity's noblest impulses, the best of what man can become.
In other hands, these might have been somewhat dreary given the formulaic nature of this form of art, the heads of emperors, rajas and nobles almost always presented in head-and-shoulder profile.
It is paradoxical that while Aristophanes' play is almost always acknowledged reverently in criticism as a powerful antiwar play, a call for unity among men (not to mention among men and women), it is almost always presented with an emphasis on sex farce.
By contrast, Pryor almost always presented himself specifically as a black man, and he peopled his stages with specifically black characters — the local pimps, the take-no-guff wives, et al. He claimed that the relations between blacks and whites in America were utterly ruled by racism.
Scientists' characteristic caution, combined with the George W. Bush Administration's deep hostility toward climate science and emissions reductions, insured that in the United States, at least, the ramifications of climate change were almost always presented to the public as theoretical and highly uncertain.
If not pamphlets, in constitutional cases dealing with abortion, affirmative action, religious liberty and other contested subjects, SGs then and since have almost always presented legal and policy views favored by the president, regardless of what might be in the long-term interest of the law.
