Making a board glide on the surface is partly a matter of artful leverage, and pushing through waves is largely a matter of presenting the least possible resistance to them.
Voice is not merely a matter of presenting a softer persona, speaking eloquently, looking authentic on television, cracking jokes or shedding tears — worthwhile attributes for any candidate, including Mr. Obama.
There is also the matter of presenting a prize witness, Mr. Massino, who has already been the source of other convictions, even without once appearing in court: some mobsters have pleaded guilty when they realized that he would be part of the prosecution's case.
As Justice Kennedy put it in his concurrence in Parents Involved: "The distinction between government and private action, furthermore, can be amorphous both as a historical matter and as a matter of present-day finding of fact.
The family values are as matter-of-factly presented as the Cortez family's ethnicity.
("Goodbye, Mr. Chips," indeed.) What's more, it matter-of-factly presented 10- and 11-year-old girls contemplating with fascination and revulsion the mechanics of sexual intercourse.
Like Tucker Max, another popular machismo-focused web essayist of the era, Maddox matter-of-factly presented profanity-laden contrarian takes like "'Embrace diversity,' and other bullshit phrases that don't mean anything," with almost a scorn for his readership.
This is some of the information delivered by the DC MPD at a community meeting convened by Councilmember Mary Cheh Wardd 3, District 2), where police officers matter-of-factly presented crime figures and discussed how the MPD is tackling robberies.
So it seems like it's not so much a matter of getting present, but rather about staying present that is he big challenge for me.
Everything about this short article is truly amazing, starting from its very modest size and as-a-matter-of-fact style of presenting a genuine intellectual breakthrough.
