Sentence examples for much presented as from inspiring English sources

"This was very much presented as, 'The State Department is having a party, you're going to host it and you're in charge of cleaning up afterward.' ".

It's very much presented as something which is controlled with medication and ECT alone.

Likewise, IOL is not so much presented as one option among others, but rather as the appropriate intervention to reduce perinatal mortality at least beyond 42 completed weeks of gestation.

Your alt-hosiery, your vocabulary, your most basic moves like, buying him a little present, or making a joke will shock and awe a jock boyfriend, because the girls that jocks date do not buy their boyfriends presents, except for things that aren't so much presents as upgrades (watches; pants).

Your alt-hosiery, your vocabulary, your most basic moves – like, buying him a little present, or making a joke – will shock and awe a jock boyfriend, because the girls that jocks date do not buy their boyfriends presents, except for things that aren't so much presents as upgrades (watches; pants).

McVeigh's descent into violence is presented as much as a cautionary tale as a commemoration.

However, longitudinal data have been presented as much as possible; otherwise, the results are for the specified cohorts.

The Kaiso-specific signals presented as much broader spots than GFP-centrin and encompassed the mother centriole rather than the daughter centriole (Fig. 4, insets).

Too much opinion presented as fact, too much out-and-out wrong information for the SPTC's liking.

Recer presents as much mitigation evidence as possible to the prosecutor before the charging decision is made.

"Most of them have a local agenda so they don't present as much as a threat to the West".