Sentence examples for be presented as such from inspiring English sources

Fashion is universal and should be presented as such, through varied perceptions of beauty.

But it should be presented as such by the politicians, not indirectly by business.

While killing the enemy may sometimes be necessary, it is always a terrible responsibility and should be presented as such.

Hair is as much a period-piece as No No Nanette and should be presented as such: as an evocation of a moment when sexual liberation was new, and a young generation was rejecting inherited values.

Assuming that economics is a settled science, or at least insisting that it be presented as such to undergraduates so as not to confuse them, is a serious obstacle to meaningful reform.

A tiny minority that disagree is not a case to call something a debate or a controversy, and that fact that there are dissenters does not mean both positions are equally valid or should be presented as such (there are people on street corners claiming the world will end tomorrow, but they don't get half of the front page opposite "World to carry on as normal").

When a reorganization is presented as such, it loses its reputation as a proxy for personal power shifts, whether real or imagined.

"It's being presented as such, but I think the interest in peace is too strong to be dependent, to pivot, on one meeting alone," Netanyahu said.

His central argument was that art is anything an artist says it is: a urinal, a bottle rack, even an action, any of these is art as long as they are presented as such by an artist.

You think it's an opportunity because it's presented as such, but it's not; it's just a name you recognise that in the diagram of your mind is linked up to riches and fame.

Liz and Jeffrey, on the other hand, are presented as such obnoxiously stereotypical gringos that it is hard in the beginning to believe in either of them as real characters.