Sentence examples for presenting a kind from inspiring English sources

So you end up presenting a kind of counterfeit version of yourself to the world, with soundbites and jokes".

Perhaps we should think of artists like Ms. Brown and her colleagues as presenting a kind of performance art package.

One gathers that Kadare is presenting a kind of allegory about the lures and imprisonments of the new post-Communist tyranny, liberty, and he has Besfort bang home this decoding: "Until yesterday," he tells Rovena, "you were complaining that it was my fault that you aren't free.

Perhaps because the JFF was presenting a kind of homage to Roger Ebert, I felt that the late film critic would have loved Things People Do.

But whereas RT functions more like a tabloid news service, Sputnik looks to be presenting a kind of propaganda that's very much rooted in 2014".

Ostensibly presenting a kinder face of the party, the younger Le Pen has attempted to rebrand the FN as populist conservatives.

When the show had its premiere just a year ago, it seemed to present a kind of inverted funhouse-mirror reflection of the American dream.

As such, it presented a kind of alternative model for the former Soviet Union.

The medieval play Everyman presents a kind of psychomachia, that is a play about the internal struggle of the soul.

From her earliest performances, Beecroft has tried to present a kind of surrogate composite self in public.

Whiteread's sculptures often present a kind of monumental blankness that resists us, while her drawings are more revealing.