Sentence examples for may present itself as from inspiring English sources

Syria's western-backed opposition may present itself as the force that will fight Isis and other jihadis.

That public interest may present itself as advocacy for a particular course of action, but with little consideration of the complex context of decision-making.

The Yeşilçam story may present itself as a charming, albeit immoral, tale of rampant intellectual-property abuse, but it's actually more nuanced than that.

TED may present itself as an ideas conference, but most people seem to watch the lectures not so much for the information as for how they make them feel.

The law may present itself as an unwavering judicial edifice to the public but there are occasions when judgments appear to sway when blasted by public and political disapproval.

Canada may present itself as a place immune from the closed-door nationalism of Trump's America, but we have our xenophobes advocating for curbs along religious lines, who have no use for the people who make the delicious sweets at Crown Pastries.

But in the heat of a firefight, both men conceded, when the calculus often warps, a shot not taken in one set of circumstances may suddenly present itself as a life-or-death necessity.

Tidal may now present itself as the streaming service that gives back to artists and producers, but it will have to compete on a global scale with the likes of iTunes, Beats Music and Google Play Music to do so.

Grief and rage can at times silence and shut us down, but if rage can be motivating, grief may likewise present itself as a portal.

However, the apparent lack of recent and substantial evidence to support this review may also present itself as a limitation to the study.

As much as it may attempt to present itself as righteousness, as moral, it represents the very worst of human nature.