Sex, as she presents it, is never pretty.
Johnson's work, as she presents it in this film, has a distinctive quality that reveals the essential differences between dramatic and documentary cinematography.
As she presents it, the village way of life has enough intrinsic interest to carry the novel across the academic year.
Learn, I say, because as she presents it, successful prayer results from practice.
She presented it as a defense of the S.E.C., and took what seemed to be a shot at Judge Rakoff.
Not long ago, the Times' Amanda Hesser, a serious food writer trained at La Varenne, in France, wrote a column about cooking a Julia Child dinner in which she presented it as a once-in-a-lifetime novelty.
She got positively schoolmistressy at one point, although she presented it as straight-talking: "In going through this period of transition, the Government wants participants – not bystanders – and I need you all to accept this fundamental premise, and work with me to develop the argument".
She presented it all as somehow endearing, along the lines of the behavior of her eleven-year-old son, Barron: "Sometimes I said, I have two boys at home".
Schulten is not exactly soft on imperialism, but she presents it as a developmental step in geography, objectionable on its own but less so if seen as a station on the way to true understanding: better to think of the world as an arena for commercial exploitation than not to think about it at all.
