Sentence examples for present to the reader from inspiring English sources

A body full of dreams is not quite present, and not quite present to the reader.

"This message I present to the reader today is among the most difficult I have ever written in my life," Zawahiri admits in his introduction.

Part of Hamilton's genius is that he makes George so acutely and poignantly present to the reader: we see him vividly, this large, sad-eyed, shambling man who takes such innocent pleasure in things (a round of 68 on a Brighton golf course, a cigarette card, a stray cat) and yet remains so oddly mysterious.

The vast majority of the photographs (over three-fourths) present to the reader static images, as illustrated in Figure 1.

This book aims to present to the reader the different methods of topology optimization developed by the authors, so this chapter serves as an introduction to topology optimization methods, some of which are then presented in this chapter.

Most textscrollers will use the name "For example:" in this space to present to the reader that what comes after is an example statement.

Including these data in a broader phylogenetic tree via a broader cytb alignment would certainly be a very important additional result to present to the readers.

Users' card details are stored on an iPhone, which is then presented to the reader.

Written communication presents to the reader an inflexible, non-manipulatable, as-we-go-along impression of the writer.

Journal entries - from Blanche, from Ash's wife Ellen, from Christabel's French cousin - are similarly presented to the reader.

Valéry is presented to the reader not as a major writer but as a valuable human being and one for whom Picasso did his best and his gentlest.