Sentence examples for intentionally present from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes," admits Nigrini, "we intentionally present more information than the audience can digest".

A federal appeals court in New Hampshire ruled yesterday that a former business reporter for The New York Times did not intentionally present the subject of a 1994 article in a false light.

"Sometimes," admits Nigrini, "we intentionally present more information than the audience can digest". That information overload mixes with elements of conspiracy thinking which pervade every aspect of the production.

Ten shared values emerge as guidelines for good listening in this ethic: be open, cultivate understanding, practice authenticity, engage in critical thinking, invest in relationship, care for the dialogue, focus on what matters, be intentionally present, remember the ongoing story, and be responsive to need.

The forms in the daffodils are really present whereas in my mind the universal form is spiritually or intentionally present.

A slightly surprising but harmless consequence of the representational view as formulated here is that sensory qualities ("qualia" in our strict first-order sense) are not themselves properties of the experiences that present them: Sensory qualities are represented properties of represented objects, and so they are only intentionally present in experiences.

And perhaps Mr. Cohen intentionally presents that story with built-in criticism.

In an interview, Fischli said the airports are intentionally presented without captions identifying their locations.

The objective J is intentionally presented as a function of θ → to emphasize the fact that our problem is classified as an unconstrained optimization.

The pilot team intentionally presented MHM as not a new program or separate activity but rather a critical aspect of a response that should become an integrated component of routine response.

The school may revoke Walsh's degree if it finds he intentionally presented the work of others as his own.