He merely presents this statement along with every other possible facet of Guy Waterman's perplexing story, then gets out of the way.
It is also beautifully written: recollecting two famous conductors he heard at Leeds Town Hall, Bennett observes that "it is Barbirolli who touches the heart and serves the music, unlike Sargent who merely presents it".
1037), but he does not say whether either of these figures actually endorses it or merely presents it for consideration (See Liber de praedicamentis, 222b-223a).
In this case, the logician does not actually judge that all triangles are square, that all squares are round, and that all triangles are round, but she merely presents the corresponding judgments.
Perhaps the most distinctive of the passions that Descartes identifies, however is the one that involves no evaluation of its object: wonder [admiration] merely presents its object as something novel or unusual.
A place with a multitude of opinions and viewpoints while no doubt for some leads to promoting tolerance and diversity, but for others merely presents a choice of a multitude of self-imposed castles or virtual institutions.
But the film merely presents the world of this backwoods Louisiana nicknamed 'the Bathtub' at face value with little commentary.
He does not explain, he merely presents a picture, providing the reader with impressions, allowing him to read between the lines, interpreting what lies behind the words.
In response, Platt pointed out that "[Miller] does not dispute the success of L. Ron Hubbard's work; he merely presents evidence that suggests fraud.
Is it possible that 10%-20 10%-20e cases that we now label as "autism," are not autism at all, but rather some previously undefined "look-alike" syndrome that merely presents as "features" of autism?
