Sentence examples for often presented in a from inspiring English sources

"We are often presented in a very negative and demeaning way.

Literary Old Icelandic is often presented in a normalized textbook form and (together with Old Norwegian) is referred to as Old Norse.

From the time of its origin in England, the circus was often presented in a theatre setting, mostly in permanent or semipermanent buildings of flimsy construction.

Repair is already underway on the ground – see the workers with their mattocks etc. Neo-classical ruins are often presented in a context of harmonious make-believe.

The problem is not that people are stupid; the problem is that the information is often presented in a misleading way.

"Another criticism is that whereas the history associated with western civilisation and Australia's development as a nation is often presented in a negative light, ignoring the positives, the opposite is the case when dealing with Indigenous history and culture," the report says in a section on the history material.

Indeed, Japan is often presented in an unflattering light, as the show slyly uses foreigners to criticize aspects of society that much of the news media treats with kid gloves.

Her work often presents in a comical yet macabre manner the destructiveness latent in ordinary situations.

Or, more often, presenting in a milder form — in the arched eyebrow shared with a friend when a gay man makes a certain gesture, or a private smile when a black celebrity says "axe" instead of "ask".

This pain behaviour fails to mimic the movement evoked pain often presenting in a clinical environment [ 21].

Patients with a solid tumour of the other tracts often present in an advanced stage of disease, which makes the outcome of treatment, if possible at all, disappointing.