Sentence examples for presentation herself from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Leslie escapes the hospital and heads back to city hall to deliver the presentation herself.

He had wanted her to present herself as the inevitable nominee, not intuiting that such presentation might seem not only presumptuous but also racist in a campaign in which her chief rival was African-American.

Jackie's presentation of herself as a clotheshorse elevates the public's fixation to the choking point.

She was too peevish, too egocentric and lacking in self-awareness, qualities for which her dry wit and articulate presentation of herself didn't compensate.

But there was much else, some of which the defense quickly realized might undercut the woman's claims and presentation of herself.

With "American Isis" he sets out to view Plath's life through the prism of her personal mythologising her desire for fame and her presentation of herself on the world stage.

She initially rejected the assignment; claimed she didn't know she was going to meet a murderer; and was taken in by Asma al-Assad's glossy presentation of herself as a cosy, modern, relaxed person.

Stein's presentation of herself in the book as one of the world's greatest geniuses, and of every other person as someone put on earth only to amuse or irritate her, is surely a reflection not of the way she saw herself and her friends but of the way she thought about biographical representation.

She says, "The figure in My Black Ass has control over her movements and form, which is expressed through her manipulation and presentation of herself.

As Strong puts it, "[t]his is Gloriana in her sunset glory, the mistress of the set piece, of the calculated spectacular presentation of herself to her adoring subjects".

Latimer, who described her own mother as a working-class feminist -- a social worker who often lived "paycheck to paycheck" -- had an issue with Palin's presentation of herself as the quintessential working mom.