Sentence examples for presence that only from inspiring English sources

With a sprawling online presence that only begins with the band's own www.phish.com and the fan site www.phish.net, Phish followers are among the world's largest in-groups.

The Parramatta-based 12-year-old radiates such a warm, charming, mature presence that only the hardest of hearts could do anything other than hope she pursues and achieves her dreams.

At a news conference before the opera, Rautavaara noted that the Soviet Union had been such a threatening presence that only now is Finland ready for an opera about Rasputin.

"So that compromise that Bibi might accept is an international force and an Israeli presence that would only be phased out as conditions permit, after a proven record of nonsmuggling of militants or arms," said Mr. Malley, using Mr. Netanyahu's nickname.

In the video, Baldessari creates an unflattering portrait of the pedagogue as a remote, repetitive, and nearly disembodied authoritarian presence that can only bark out subject matter like a drill sergeant.

"It just took me a second of not thinking too hard, I think". Since then, the singer has gone from strength to strength, showcasing a knack for wry, observational lyrics ("I wished I missed my ex"), silky soul beats and the sort of stage presence that can only be earned with seven years' practice.

In other words, according to Clark, Auerbach's manipulation of pigments through impasto aims at conveying a type of presence that can only be captured in an instant (which is a key aspect of the medium of painting and differentiates it from other media such as film and music, to give just two examples) and is not representative or figurative.

But he had an imposing sensual presence that attracted not only Ms. Weber's mother, Andrea (the daughter of Swift and James Paul Warburg, the banker and presidential adviser), but also an exotic array of mistresses.

Saying it aloud was a way of evoking the haunting and powerful presence that existed now only in memory.

He proposed an American presence that would not only be longer and larger than many Democrats have advocated but would also provide for a greater American combat role in protecting the Iraqi population.

Down there in the Chamber of Secrets is a deadly presence that would not only put the wizard bloodline back on the straight and narrow but also revive the principal evildoer, Lord Voldemort himself.