Sentence examples for inadvertently present from inspiring English sources

NBC's camera was inadvertently present when Desormeaux forgot his whip.

Science educators must be careful, therefore, not to accept the creationists' way of framing evolution and not to inadvertently present it as a metaphysical view that really would be quite inimical to science's methodological rules.

Our aim in this article is to show from history where many of these misunderstandings come from and to determine whether five important Western natural history museums inadvertently present "problematic" evolutionary trees (which might lead to non-scientific notions).

Since it is impossible to entirely eliminate pest insects from the human food chain, insects are inadvertently present in many foods, especially grains.

In the past, radicalized characters on Black Mirror (and many British shows for that matter) feel almost inadvertently present and largely ignored, leaving audiences to interpret racial subtext for themselves.

In the past, racialized characters on Black Mirror (and many British shows for that matter) feel almost inadvertently present and largely ignored, leaving audiences to interpret racial subtext for themselves.

While the presentation of this kind of content carries a high potential for inadvertently presenting biased information to consumers, it also serves as an emerging social experiment highlighting the importance of shared information, connectivity, and the identification of outcomes that may be of the greatest relevance to patients.

At times "Children in War" inadvertently presents the trauma as nothing that a little art therapy couldn't fix.

Today, President Bush, of all people, described the forthcoming Inauguration Day and, perhaps inadvertently, presented the ultimate historical bookend to that scene from John Adams when he remarked, "It will be a stirring sight to watch President Obama, his wife, Michelle, and their beautiful girls step through the doors of the White House".

We recognized that it was critically important that pediatricians not be inadvertently presented with adult dosing advice and therefore used a 2-pronged strategy (suppression and redirection) for handling adult-oriented material that may be presented to the end user.

This inadvertently presented an ideal opportunity to investigate the relationship between BCG vaccination and atopic diseases as it provided a unique population of children born during a period of time when vaccination policy in the city's main maternity hospital changed twice within a relatively short period of time.