Sentence examples for is presented out from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gal stays close to the biblical narrative, although some of it is presented out of sequence, as flashbacks.

There's a weird mothbally fragrance to this film by Peter Bogdanovich, co-scripted by him and his ex-wife and producer Louise Stratten, making her screenwriting debut; it is presented out of competition here at the Venice film festival —Bogdanovich's first feature film as a director for many years.

Despite the fact that a rather low rate of mental illness is presented out-of-hours in Norway [ 8, 9], nearly all GPs working out-of-hours are exposed to emergency psychiatry in the course of a year [ 10].

All economic figures are presented out for research purposes.

Events and incidents are presented out of context, with no authorial commentary and separated by lots of white space.

A spokeswoman for Schering-Plough said the messages had been presented out of context and that Dr. Kastelein's complaints had been resolved months ago.

On the 45-minute claim, the committee said the matter had been presented out of context in a way that "allowed speculation as to its exact meaning" and was "unhelpful to an understanding of the issue".

When a company buys Salesforce, they rarely use it as it's presented out of the box.

You can argue the comments are presented out of context and were meant as jokes.

In the film, which was presented out of competition at the festival, the two play astronauts flung into deep space when a shower of debris destroys their shuttle.

They are presented within the ordinariness of a home, but, lit with an uncanny light, they're presented out of context in a way that lets us see them anew.