Sentence examples for be presented with some from inspiring English sources
For starters, the results of a self-assessment should always be presented with some analysis and feedback.
Were he to make Gallipoli now, the Brits would be presented (with some justice) as crass incompetents sending expendable colonials to be slaughtered.
And if President Bush expects to be presented with some choice Japanese lacquerware or perhaps a samurai sword during Mr. Koizumi's visit to Washington this coming weekend, he is likely to be disappointed.
But the whole point of the students' criticism is that they would like to be presented with some alternatives to mainstream economics so that they can make up their own minds.
A worldwide review of system types and implementations will be presented, with some focus on projects where SYSTRA was involved.
And worse, pushes it on our kids long before they want or need to be presented with some middle-aged ad executive's personal sadomasochistic sexual fantasies?
We are presented with some kind of post-apocalyptic world: no one knows where they are, or can remember how they got there.
Apparently there was what one official called a "small crisis" involving Mr. Arafat when he was presented with some proposals on resolving the status of Jerusalem.
When Bonds testified before a federal grand jury in 2003, he was presented with some of the calendars that the government had seized from Anderson's home.
I failed to meet my revenue targets for three consecutive years, and was presented with some fairly stark choices by my institution.
