Sentence examples for presenting a version of from inspiring English sources

"I'm not interested in presenting a version of myself that implies that I'm somehow invincible.

In one sense, Jenkins won outright - over and again, critics have complimented the film for presenting a version of Wuornos that is "not sympathetic".

Kuhn had shown that textbook history was misleading, inaccurate propaganda, concerned with presenting a version of the past that led directly to the science being encountered by students.

Lennon believes his service is outside the FDA's reach, because it doesn't offer a spit kit or perform DNA tests itself but instead operates like a "literature retrieval service," presenting a version of what's in the science journals.

The invitation announced that the main speakers would be Donald Tricarico, a sociologist from Queensborough Community College, and John DeCarlo, a freelance writer, caterer and self-professed Guido from New Jersey, initially raising the question of whether the Institute was presenting a version of Margaret Mead and one of the Samoans.

For Bataille and Baudrillard are presenting a version of Nietzsche's aristocratic "master morality" where "superior" individuals create their own values and their life articulates an excess, overflow, and intensification of creative and erotic energies.

Rather than reflecting the real world, the internet absorbs and amplifies it, re-presenting a version of our lives, our work and our culture, from the gross disproportion of privilege and access afforded to those even able to access the internet to the misogyny that cripples meaningful debate.

"The Sopranos," he says, presents a version of bourgeois society.

Barack Obama presented a version of that argument as well.

In the section titled "Alchemy of the Word," Rimbaud presents a version of his poetic manifesto.

We also present a version of a non-commutative Wiener's lemma for slanted matrices.