Sentence examples for present a sort from inspiring English sources

This weekend New York City Ballet will present a sort of Taylor mini-feast, with performances in Jerome Robbins's glowing, formalistic "Goldberg Variations" tonight; in George Balanchine's ebullient "Who Cares?" tomorrow afternoon; and in Peter Martins's "Eros Piano" tomorrow night.

Nevertheless, the Arch grounds present a sort of Gordian knot of urban design: Girdled by depressed highways and busy surface roads, the park is bounded to the east by the Mississippi, which is prone to flooding.

Instead, they present a sort of commedia dell'arte charade, sunk by its own pre-recorded soundtrack and therefore unable to achieve the wished-for theatrical synthesis of Tim Burton meets the Tiger Lillies.

But they also present a sort of paradox when it comes to theorizing about the development of these cultural practices.

We present a sort of prescription for how a biology education researcher may use the dimensions of complexity, using gene expression as an example, to highlight how we have found these dimensions to be useful in organizing our own thinking about potential research questions.

Rather than seek to formulate an elaborate intellectual argument whose parts were integrated into a logically rigorous analysis, Obama chose to present a sort of collage or, perhaps more accurately, a modernistic painting a la Kandinsky.

09 55 Bridging Heaven & Earth: a lantern-jawed US hippy presents a sort of Take Hart for acid casualties.

Bernard Labadie and his orchestra and chorus from Quebec City, Les Violons du Roy and La Chapelle de Québec, presented a sort of test case at Carnegie Hall over the weekend.

Indeed, the exhibition evokes this idiosyncratic genre by presenting a sort of fantasy civilisation in which Mr Perry's childhood teddy bear, Alan Measles, is heralded as a god.

Faced with criticism of the Mail, Dacre presents a sort of market justification, in which he argues that the only way to insure a free press is to have a commercially viable press.

WEST END AVENUE as it labors northward toward 96th Street presents a sort of humdrum tone — not nearly so distinguished as the blocks below 86th Street, with their bursts of Dutch- and Flemish-style architecture.