Sentence examples similar to present something to something from inspiring English sources
"I want to be able to present something to people".
If you present something to the world even something you find meaningful or beautiful there is always the possibility that someone out there will challenge it, take it, curse its name, or flat out ignore it.
Make the present something to be involved in.
"We wanted to present something out of the Hollywood realm, something local and something celebratory," Ms. Nodjoumi explained.
So, really, the idea was to present something of togetherness".
I feel like I'm presenting something new, something different that people haven't thought about.
A photographer should try to present something clear, deliberate.
It's not something you shout".... Bill Clinton presents something of a conundrum to academics who study rhetoric: he is the ultimate postmodern political practitioner, a fabulous communicator who almost never says anything memorable... Kennedy biographer Ted Sorensen said: "...Clinton's the master of a practice we never thought of: the applause line".
It also presents something of a challenge to describe.
This is an exciting week for contemporary dance: two longtime influential figures will present work, something old and something new.
