Sentence examples for attempting to present a from inspiring English sources

The impression is of an author attempting to present a novel that exists in a perpetual now, to make "time seem less like a line than a circle, dilating and contracting".

They are attempting to present a glorified image of Bilbao or Seattle or Athens -- an image that places the stress on all the most attractive sides of these places.

They show 2,000 policemen swarming around a handful of neatly dressed women attempting to present a petition to parliament, and cloth-capped men swamping women who are trying to speak.

These men, while attempting to present a heterosexual image to the outer world, frequently engage in compulsive, high-risk sex with men while engaged in ongoing sexual relationships with one or more women.

After concluding general explanations, we carried out the second stage ("Non-preferences") attempting to present a solution without any preferences previously defined by the DM about the requirement allocation, i.e., considering just the Value and Risk objectives in the optimization process.

Technology corporations, therefore, pride themselves in their own design fictions, attempting to present a case in which their technology takes center stage in the future.

Whether it's evolving agreements with Apple, Salesforce or Box or putting an end to senseless lawsuits, Microsoft is attempting to present an entirely new public face and fresh way of doing business.

The new leader recently ended an election campaign that featured pro-environment messaging, and ahead of the Paris climate talks in less than two weeks, Trudeau is attempting to present an environmentally responsible image for Canada.

Overall, most sites attempted to present a balanced viewpoint, however presentation style, context and prominence given to specific information/graphical text implied greater support for one specific birthing mode.

But even as the forum attempts to present a comprehensive proposal, Awolich said avoidance of this question could derail the plan's viability.

Any women who attempted to present a more nuanced view (Susan Sontag, Arundhati Roy and Barbara Kingsolver in particular) were demonised and accused of emasculating America.