Sentence examples for and present that from inspiring English sources

Taylor explains that the insula's job is to collect information not about others but about one's own body sensing feelings, including "gut instincts"—and present that information to the rest of the brain.

He hoped for a synthesis of past and present that went beyond secularist slogans and state plans for modernisation.

It is full of crass juxtapositions of past and present that make it impossible to engage with either.

In "Characters," Mr. Banham considers the signs — past and present — that have characterized Melbourne.

How many Australian teachers have tried to understand or learn about the culture (history and present) that comes from this country?

Following the poet Jean de Boschère, he emphasizes the "endless play of polarities — shadow and light, past and present" — that give the city not just its charm, but its edge.

Many of the excitements and delights of playing in the Globe came as a surprise – it's difficult to predict the outcomes of the kinds of dynamic conversations between past and present that happen there.

I'd love to know how they found them: did they have flyers or posters or was it all word of mouth?" It is this connection between past and present that will drive Doddy's Stratford lecture.

There was no evident irony in a commentary that said, "Senator Trent Lott is in trouble for a political past (and present) that shows too strong a tolerance for intolerance".

It seems our meeting in the winter stirred something in Wheatcroft, a realisation that there were duties that came with owning the objects in his collection, obligations to the past and present that had become burdensome to him.

It's a clever remix of past and present that balances the fleeting nature of fashion with the enduring quality of style.