Over all, the vice president's speech appeared carefully written to allow him to present himself at once as fiscally conservative and generous in spending.
It can be easy to miss, because the symptoms often do not present themselves at once: the red eyes, the swollen hands, the fever, the rash.
In fact, part of Mr. Berlusconi's success lies in his ability to present himself at once as a devoted family man and as a consummate ladies' man, a contradiction embodied in his marriage to Ms. Lario.
"He can present at once all that is most compassionate and all that is dark and tortured.
So we're able to present a lot at once.
Malvo's crimes, too, are presented as at once grotesquely horrible and utterly delicious, because they're acts of high-flown cinema, as much Scorsese as Coen.
The piece is titled "Service à la Française," a dining term for a meal presented all at once rather than in courses.
Hard work, here, is presented as at once deviant and rewarding, and kids respond to this—I know I did with their rarely united desires to be both unsupervised and good.
Hard work, here, is presented as at once deviant and rewarding, and kids respond to this — I know I did — with their rarely united desires to be both unsupervised and good.
Unlike traditional high teas, the food isn't presented all at once on a tiered tray (all the better to Instagram) but morsels arrived on tiny plates in the manner of a degustation.
A new study has found that even presenting photos sequentially (one by one) to witnesses reduced misidentifications — from 18 percent to 12 percent of the time — compared with lineups where photos were presented all at once, as in this case.
