Sentence examples for present a kind from inspiring English sources

When the show had its premiere just a year ago, it seemed to present a kind of inverted funhouse-mirror reflection of the American dream.

From her earliest performances, Beecroft has tried to present a kind of surrogate composite self in public.

Whiteread's sculptures often present a kind of monumental blankness that resists us, while her drawings are more revealing.

The London restaurant may present a kind of British translation of class-free American culture: a democracy of fame.

I think that in the case of your films, because they present a kind of impression of reality, they convey the idea that it's unmediated experience.

It was called Kermit and it was so addictive, especially being able to present a kind of heightened version of myself.

Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, a former president and Parliament speaker, has also tried to present a kinder face.

During his address to the General Assembly, Mr. Obama sought to present a kinder, gentler America willing to make nice with the world.

As such, it presented a kind of alternative model for the former Soviet Union.

The medieval play Everyman presents a kind of psychomachia, that is a play about the internal struggle of the soul.

So you end up presenting a kind of counterfeit version of yourself to the world, with soundbites and jokes".