Sentence examples for hardly presenting from inspiring English sources

Rick Warren, by far California's most influential pastor, strives to appear non-partisan.And Republicans are hardly presenting a united front against gay marriage this year.

The Asos bindi (a bunch of forehead sequins) was hardly presenting itself as a Hindu religious artefact and, in my opinion was no more offensive than, say, those henna tattoos you get at music festivals, or permanently being one Google search away from being able to purchase a Buddha-style ashtray.

With qualification off the agenda and Luxembourg hardly presenting the most eye-catching opposition, O'Neill also found himself casting forward to the Euro 2016 trail.

At its core, BBH's recent "Susan Glenn" Axe campaign is hardly presenting a new revelation or message in the wide world of advertising.

Yet they hardly presented a united front.Three lines of argument emerged.

The region around St . Paulis historically Lutheran, but Bishop Hanson said it hardly presented a picture of uniformity.

To give the election to Mr Romney, who has hardly presented himself as dovish critic of expansive executive power.

LONDON — The next three days could hardly present greater contrasts in the way that professional sports stars cope, or fail to cope, with their surreal lives.

But deferring to Libya's fragile justice system - still warped after 42 years of undemocratic rule by Moammar Gadhafi - hardly presents an attractive choice for the administration.

Garrard (85.8) knows most of the components, but he said that they hardly present a comprehensive reflection of a quarterback's performance.

Yet Mr Sarkozy can hardly present it as a desperate crisis measure, a modern-day call for households to send in saucepans to help the war effort.