As the American election approaches, cable news is filled with political advisers past and present, and lately even fictional dramas seem as obsessed with staffers as the politicians they serve.
Mr. Netanyahu has lately presented himself as a willing negotiator faced with intransigent Palestinians.
After all, eating, like seeing, is a primary way human beings take the outside world in, and the outside world has lately presented me with more than I am happy to swallow, thank you very much.
The Met has lately presented a heartening quantity of new and recent works, but while they have been difficult sells, most have had the benefit of being written by prominent living artists like John Adams and Philip Glass.
All the principal figures in the foreground are from original portraits; the tall figure laughing, on the left, is the chieftan or king of the Newcastle tribe, called Buriejoe – a brave, expert fellow, who has lately presented Governor Macquarie with his eldest son, to be placed in the native institution, as a proof of his confidence in British humanity.
Secondarily, the phenomenon has presented itself repeatedly lately, through what I assumed was the continued willful insistence of people to not remember recent history (too painful?), not question politicians' platitutdes, and not analyze the messages being offered (with virtually no accountability by those paying for those messages).
Social media has always been about updating people in the present, but lately, platforms have shifted toward an even more "present" version of the present.
That category was defined as dating from the Second World War to the fresh-from-the-studio present, although lately the onset horizon has been drifting forward to the early sixties, the heyday of Warhol, whose oracular remark "Good business is the best art" changed the world.
Thus, the frustrating nobble that lately prevented its extraction is presented ready to be worked in the same way.
The computational difficulty presented by intricate location models has, until lately, limited most study in this realm to fixed and deterministic problems.
Many of the lately discovered American Eocen e earn ivores presented the same peculiarity of several successive molars having sectorial characters.
