Sentence examples for present a view of a from inspiring English sources

The unsightly image of laundry hanging in Shanghai was snipped out of "Mission: Impossible 3," presumably because the authorities want to present a view of a modern China — one with an electric washer/ dryer in every laundry room.

It is a huge responsibility for any teacher to present a view of a scientific field to students who are hearing it for the first time; for an effective teacher will almost certainly inculcate a view of the world which down the line will prove very difficult to modify in their students' minds—however much the evidence changes.

There is no clear link to a 4.2 ka abrupt climate event, nor is there a simple switch between dominant fluvial deposition and aeolian accumulation, and instead the OSL ages reported present a view of a highly dynamic geomorphic system during the Holocene.

It is also rather more partisan, clearly on Clinton's side, presenting a view of a pragmatic, fiercely loyal and utterly dedicated woman who may well run for President herself.

"Sky-touching deodars fence this pasture, presenting a view of a green carpet in summer," a blurb on its website reads.

"Sky-touching deodars fence this pasture, presenting a view of a green carpet in summer," the blurb on its website reads.

And I shall present a view of NATO that might be a little different to the one that is often perceived on this side of the Atlantic.

Palmer proposed that Dick often created post-apocalyptic scenarios of ruined worlds which held high tech gadgets in an attempt to present a view of postmodern materialism.

An in-depth look at the company by Brad Stone, a former New York Times reporter, written with official cooperation, presented a view of Amazon as a Darwinian snake pit.

With paintings by Rockwell Kent, Abbott Handerson Thayer and lesser-known worthies, it presented a view of the mountain as a muse and explored its connections -- including touristic -- with the community around it.

Just as he held friends like Amis at a certain remove — presenting a view of himself tailored to their sensibilities — Larkin fashioned his own separate reality, observing and framing it from behind a lens.