Sentence examples for presentations of themselves from inspiring English sources

The best way to judge candidates is not by the popular way they describe their plans near the end of a campaign; it is by the most divisive presentations of themselves earlier on.

She's more interested in the personal than in the political: a mother whose toddler sons trail her to the bathroom "like grim nineteenth-century consulting gynecologists"; a teen-age girl in the throes of first love, exulting, "It was no wonder that people not only liked to do sexual things, but also made entire multimedia presentations of themselves doing them".

And speaking of the charmless, would they be more successful if less spitting and less spite were involved in their presentation of themselves?

Still, it was the insurgents' presentation of themselves as a government that angered Afghan officials, and they clearly felt they were being sidelined in the peace process.

Inone condition, participants see a video presentation of themselves on an adjacent monitor toincrease attention to self.

The procedure not only includes a series of intelligence and personality multiple choice questions, but also has a large social media component: applicants are required to create a YouTube video presentation of themselves and provide their LinkedIn profiles.

I only did a little bit, but I've noticed the change in mens presentation of themselves.

Doyle White argued that the practitioners' presentation of themselves as Wiccans rather than witches removed some of the social stigma that they faced.

But if no actual planning goes into Devolver's presentation of themselves as a force for good in the gaming industry, what does bind the titles they choose to publish together?

Neoliberal values also operated at the level of participants' presentation of themselves in the course of the interview.

However, spanning these themes was also a dominant concern relating to the hidden nature of OTC medicine addiction and of participant's presentation of themselves as being normal and distinct from those with other, illicit addictions.