Sentence examples for content to present from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ruhl is not content to present a smart little satire of labor relations between the entitled and the immigrant underclass in contemporary America.

Indeed, by the time this piece is through, he is pretty much content to present Bellow passages without any profaning context.

Most writers would have been content to present the story as a human pursuit focusing on Scott's likeable, fungi-obsessed character.

The agency is teaming with Nextpoint, which uses cloud-based tools to archive Web content, to present a product called Cloud Preservation to its clients.

More dishearteningly, the show's directors seem content to present their performers as exotic objects, never offering an especially nuanced take on any one individual.

The Frankish kings successfully eliminated the Germanic practice of the magnates electing the king (the Frankish king was content to present himself to the magnates who acclaimed him) and accepted the hereditary principle as a personal right.

The red-content has the capacity to present itself to your mind.

So grand is the subject matter, so important its content to present-day Jews and so sincere the Chemnitz players, that one wished very much for this production to be better than it was.

Mr. Haitink is content merely to present the questions, to preserve Shostakovich's ambivalences.

Thus, exposure to blood and intestinal contents seems to present a risk for transmission to humans, but it is not strictly leading to a symptomatic course of infection.

Viveport is the first VR content distribution platform to present 3D content in 3D.