Sentence examples for it presents something from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Romney's argument was remarkable for larger, philosophical reasons, and it presents something of a dilemma for Mr. Ryan as he considers his own debate strategy.

– but, for British listeners of a certain age at least, it presents something of a problem, largely because Nino Rota's Theme from Romeo and Juliet is the music that used to play in the background during Simon Bates's Our Tune.

As for whether it presents something fresh in regards to gameplay and whether it'll expand minds or confound them, we'll have to wait for its full release (there's only been a demo so far).

It presented something really quite mysterious".

As for EL James and the Fifty Shades phenomenon, it presented something of a conundrum.

I love the public part of it: presenting something in public, putting a play on… There's a certain connection with that audience that I really love.

"When I present something it's different because of the energy and material I created in my music," Jackson says.

It also presents something of a challenge to describe.

But it also presents something of a paradox: if there are no rules that matter, then why exactly are we reading The Mumsnet Rules?

The way it goes is that James presents something as a gift, Ahmed, pretending, says, "I can't accept this," or "It is too much," or "You are spoiling me, my friend," and then finally he invariably says, "Thank you.

In general, whenever Mr. Maazel presents something new or recent, it almost compels him to jazz up his thinking.