Sentence examples for how it presents itself from inspiring English sources

I've spent quite a bit of time collecting data from the company and its market, and the contrast between how it presents itself and how its business is really structured is quite dramatic.

That's how it presents itself and what almost all of its propaganda insists is the case.

In terms of its deep ontological structure, although not typically in terms of how it presents itself to the individual in consciousness, each moment in a human life constitutes a kind of branch-point at which a person 'chooses' a kind of life, a possible way to be.

Still, a company like Borghese must be careful how it presents itself in pitches.

Southwest Airlines, for the first time in many years, is making major changes in how it presents itself to current and potential customers.

Professor Sir Howard Newby, Vice Chancellor of the University of Liverpool, says: Liverpool's mayor will have a remit to change how the city works and how it presents itself on the national and international stage.

Athletics, he warned, needed to restructure its calendar and improve how it presented itself to become more compelling.

That's how it presented itself to me, novelistically, and I saw immediately how time would work — that the conclusion would always be known".

So the question of what the Facebook phone was going to be was less about a potential product for cripplingly connected teenagers than it was about catching a glimpse of the future of Facebook as a company—or, really, as a kind of ideology or way of living, which is increasingly how it presents itself and how it intends to use mobile as a vector.

Univision has not had to change how it presents soccer.

How would it present itself to the nation and world?