Sentence examples for presentation of life from inspiring English sources

After the publication of that book, Knausgaard, by his own account, began to be bored by fiction, particularly the presentation of life as a neat package carefully organized.

Quite properly, the theater does not care: where honest and thorough presentation of life makes available material, the theater will use it; where it does not, the theater must and will cheerfully depart from it for the sake of the theatrical values.

As I sat up in bed that night, still awake at 3.30, it didn't escape my attention that my bed and my drinks and my nice warm flat were all paid for by film, the great market stall of dreams, the presentation of life as it should and never can be.

Moreover, the making of this particular film parallels the seemingly anarchic form of the book and mirrors the ideas it contains about the chaos of existence, as well as Sterne's notion that the novels by Samuel Richardson and Henry Fielding that he was mocking were overly neat in their presentation of life and the workings of the mind.

Brecht would recognize the game being played in Nature Theater's presentation of "Life and Times," which has for its script the verbatim, rambling transcription — filled with "um" and "like" — of one woman's telling of her life; it will eventually stretch to 16 hours.

A pioneering book on prisons in West Africa, Colonial Systems of Control Criminal Justicee in Nigeria is the first comprehensive presentation of life inside a West African prison.

Triage nurses should be educated to recognize benign-appearing presentations of life-threatening conditions.

The two volume biography of Whitehead by Victor Lowe is the most definitive presentation of the life of Whitehead.

A biographical presentation of the life and times of Charles de Gaulle.

A multimedia presentation of the life of Luis Muñoz Marín.

Backing off from a nuanced presentation of corporate life, the filmmakers opt for melodramatic caricature.