Sentence examples for must present as from inspiring English sources

To convince Nolan, Flood knows she must present as many data, facts, and figures as possible, so her strategy is to deliver that information in huge chunks over a long-enough period of time for him to absorb and make sense of everything.

French President Francois Hollande told journalists after the summit that the EU's next top diplomat would "be a woman, taking into consideration what we must present as the image of Europe".

Worst of all, the gay world around me insisted that if I desired to find a mate and hoped to be useful in our collective fight for marriage equality -- the only queer cause anyone talked about -- I must present as a straight-acting, masculine gay man.

Some mistakes will of course be made, but the goal must always be to present as accurate an assessment as possible of the status of each book in every respect.

Despite the advances advocated by this proposal and the results illustrated in this work, some downsides of the approach must be presented as well.

Mr. Miranda said, for example, that Mr. Ferrer, who was born in the Bronx, must present himself as both a Latino and as a representative of Puerto Ricans, a pioneer Hispanic group that opened doors for others.

My diagnosis is that she feels she must present herself as strong in order to prove herself as a woman, a thought that leaves me feeling saddened.

If a child wants to become a partner, he must present himself as a candidate "and everyone has to like him," Ms. Myers said.

If nothing else, the spat distracted attention from Mr Modi at his moment of triumph, and showed the anxieties some colleagues have about him.Mr Modi faces familiar problems: he must present himself as being more in the mould of the moderate Mr Vajpayee than a hardline Hindutva type like Mr Advani.

Trump also must present himself as a man of action because he lacks the rhetorical gifts of his predecessor.

The Alawite-dominated government needs to demonstrate it can survive, while the rebels must present themselves as a coherent government in waiting and keep down talk of potential Al Qaeda infiltration.