Sentence examples for of present things from inspiring English sources
"There are three tenses or times: the present of past things, the present of present things, and the present of future things".
Aegritudo is a (false) evaluation of present things as bad, while libido is an equally flawed evaluation of future, or absent things as good.
If there is time travel to our future, might we we able to tell this now, because of some implied oddity in the arrangement of present things?
"I didn't appreciate your way of presenting things over the Palestinian membership of Unesco," Mr. Obama said.
"That clean, precise way of presenting things as they are on the record, being consistent night after night – I'm not knocking it, because consistency is fair on the audience – but it's not what we ever wanted to do.
She understands him well enough, she told me, to know when his apparent urgency is just a reflection of his dramatic way of presenting things: his deep voice, his massive size, his grimaces.
On this way of presenting things, several different speech acts expressing a number of different attitudes will all involve the same phrastic.
While local codes have different ways of presenting things, it can be mathematically proven that their results are practically the same, which is normal given the fact they are all based on hydrodynamic and thermodynamic fundamentals and that the differences are mainly due to the use of different units.
The son of Jacques Cousteau, Jean-Michel Cousteau also a producer of wildlife documentaries took issue with Irwin's "very, very spectacular, dramatic way of presenting things" and suggested instead that "You don't touch nature, you just look at it".
That said, we would prefer not to get too far ahead of ourselves, and prefer to defer additional interpretations of the data to the Discussion section of the paper, which is the more conventional way of presenting things.
Appearances of the world often present things to us in a way that may be better for us to process for the purpose of survival.
