Sentence examples for present a sense of from inspiring English sources

He tried to present a sense of certainty, a look of effortful serenity, but the dominant impression was ambivalence.

Collections at the Mashantucket tribe's reservation in Ledyard, exhibitions at the Institute of American Indian Studies in the town of Washington, anthropological exhibitions at state museums and the three small rooms that make up the Tantaquidgeon Museum on the Mohegan reservation in Montville all combined to present a sense of history.

The prices need to convince people they are getting a good deal, but they also need to present a sense of urgency.

I present a sense of hope.

That chosen narrative, combined with Arfaaz' bourgeoning obsession with analogue synths, Sachin's ongoing experiments with glass, a river swollen by a night torrent that almost washed away their tent and their gear, and a certain shared chemistry between two friends, all come together here to present "a sense of subdued fascination and elation around the Maharashtra monsoon".

The GPs in this study present a sense of coherence larger at the NH than at the PHCC.

It presents a sense of visual time.

Given that Andrew French's imperious, stilt-walking tiger, Shere Khan, works hard in the early scenes to present a genuine sense of threat, it seems a shame to be ultimately thwarted by cries of "he's behind you".

In many cases, ignorance may present a false sense of well-being when in fact early detection and timely action may be of the essence.

But Michael Bracewell handles his subject with intelligence and energy, pulling together its disparate elements to present a real sense of the time.

Indeed, the play is both written and presented with a sense of guesswork at the nature of the people and events it portrays.