Sentence examples for presentation of himself from inspiring English sources

If a speaker makes an ironic untruthful statement, then "Through this presentation of himself as insincerely asserting he presents himself as believing" the opposite of what he says, which is "capacity to… assert in-effect" (Simpson 1992, 630).

"The guy's biggest asset is his sunny, hopeful presentation of himself," Mr. Carrick said.

We must slowly sense him through the idiosyncrasies of his presentation of himself.

The consistent thread was his presentation of himself as a student, then teacher and finally philosopher of the subject.

It is a far better picture than Gauguin's devilish presentation of himself as Jean Valjean, of "Les Misérables".

Even his presentation of himself as an alien is what made him so universally relatable to humans.

There is, I have to say, something tiresome, repetitive and overdone about Schiele's innumerable presentations of himself.

It's a re-presentation of himself over and over that, on hearing his forthcoming album In The Wild, begins to make sense.

Ros Marshall said that Cook's mock-presentation of himself as "Cook Guevara" paid homage to The Clash's Joe Strummer and "the youth cultures of days gone by", and that his Dr. Martens brogues were a reference to skinheads of the 1980s.

On a theme so well worn no very striking facts can be expected, but we have a very readable presentation of the man himself, as shown in his works and benefactions to his own university and to Cambridge.

His presentation of his film, and himself, in a video studio builds to a gloriously rhapsodic paean to the cinema.