Sentence examples for likes to present from inspiring English sources
At the top end, modern football likes to present the airbrushed image of an international superbrand.
It likes to present itself as "... a network of people who are passionate about bird habitat.
Radio 1 likes to present a rather brash, cheery, populist image.
The group likes to present itself as the vanguard of a "new pretentiousness" movement.
The church likes to present Hays as a racial-justice pioneer.
Nashville's country-music industry likes to present itself in public as one big happy family.
When enough unsolicited huzzahs pile up, the Haggler likes to present them in a column.
"Madonna likes to present her show with some kind of meaning.
Peter Hitchens likes to present himself as the Millwall FC of punditry; no one likes him, and he doesn't care.
These days, DiCaprio likes to present the posse not as a party crew but as a family.
The man who could on Sunday become Austria's first rightwing populist president likes to present himself as a centrist.
