Sentence examples for are carefully presented from inspiring English sources
The parents' lives are carefully presented in a context of personal and public history of family memorabilia, newsreels and romantic advertisements, and the two aspects are brought together in a key fact that shaped their lives.
Clare Connelly, leader of the Glasgow law school's Lockerbie trial team, said that the prosecution seemed "meticulously prepared" and that the evidence was being carefully presented.
The joining of the Frankfurt and London exchanges was carefully presented as a "merger of equals," so as not to ruffle nationalist feathers.
Another is that her job is carefully presented as pointless and arid: her brutally exhausting business trips are not really necessary, and what's the point of it all except to make money for people who already have lots of it?
Representative Eric Cantor, the majority leader, has repeatedly refused this week to endorse the Republican plan, saying that he is not acquainted with its details, even though his staff has been in several meetings and the plan was carefully presented by Mr. Hensarling, the co-chairman of the joint panel, on Tuesday at the meeting of House Republicans.
This dependence property of V p and (I_{text{p}}) on C was carefully presented by Tosaya and Nur (1982); Castagna et al. (1985); Han et al. (1986).
This idea is at least as old as Kant, but a version of it that is much more modest than Kant's (and much easier to understand) has been carefully presented in McGinn 1993.
Our case definition was carefully presented in the invitation letter, e-mails and personal meetings with the GPs.
Therefore, a message was carefully presented in such a way that alcohol tax reduction would benefit Hong Kong as a whole.
But Iran's new President, Hassan Rouhani, was carefully presenting himself as a relative moderate.
