Sentence examples for anything that presents from inspiring English sources

Yet make no mistake, that's harmful enough, because propaganda, as Mr. Fierstein notes, in this context means anything that presents homosexuality in anything but a negative light.

Remember, in your small talk toolkit, you want to prepare with at least 5 questions and 5 stories, and you also want to keep an open mind and be available to anything that presents itself in any social setting.

Take care to avoid anything that presents a hazard, such as broken glass or sharp pieces.

"We've had internal discussions about contingency plans, and we'll deal with anything that's presented to us," Gavitt said.

"Modern fishing methods essentially wipe out anything that is present in a given area and then essentially destroy the sea bottom," he said.

And so the Irish tendency to raise an eyebrow at anything that's presented as certain paradise dissolved just at the moment when it was needed most.

In transforming the life of the brilliant mathematician John Forbes Nash Jr. into a muzzy, triumph-of-the-human-spirit Hollywood movie, Mr. Howard and his collaborators have stripped it of anything that might present the audience with the slightest discomfort or reason to think about the documented facts concerning Mr. Nash.

Children must have expert adult supervision before trying anything that could present a physical risk.

If the structure of that epistasis is anything like that present in the AncSR1-RE complex, then the web of contingent events that structures evolutionary trajectories is likely to be dense, with the evolutionary potential of any one molecule depending on prior events in other molecules.

Did you catch the spoiler word in my logic, "anything that presented itself?" I was a spectator.

This assumption can also be seen, in turn, as resting on an even more basic idea, namely that in all generality 'object' equals 'being capable to take up the role of object in a presentation,' thus an object is anything that can be presented; and anything that can be named by a name (§3, 12; §5, 23; §7, 37).