Sentence examples for it can be presented as from inspiring English sources

But, done right, it can be presented as an act of supple pragmatism, putting empathy ahead of dogma.

To reasonable folk it can be presented as a suitable acknowledgement that he will not quit after winning (touch wood, Dave) the promised 2017 EU referendum but go on to serve a full 10 years like Blair did.

"For the time being we reject the proposal for a further extension of the [commercial radio] analogue and multiplex licences, but will keep this under review if it can be presented as part of a compelling and agreed 'drive to digital' plan by the radio industry," said the report.

This is the kind of exaggeration he falls into when he's forcing his game, trying to ingratiate himself in a way that obviously isn't real — the kind that, if anybody catches him at it, can be presented as one of his "lies".

Pakistan, too, badly needs a deal if only it can be presented as something short of a sell-out; the general is under even greater American pressure than India is, thanks to the far more parlous state of Pakistan's economy (see article).The road to peace?It is far too early to talk of peace in Kashmir.

In the actual problems, it can be presented as ships, submarines, hovercraft, gliders etc.

The equation of ADF test can be presented as under.

But in performance art of this kind, all of this can be presented — as it is here — as intentional and ironic.

If Iran can be presented as not in compliance, it does "raise the spectre of military action," Simon added.

"War can be presented as quite black and white, it can be quite 'them and us'".

It may well be that, since Warhol, Duchamp and others, anything can be presented as a work of art.