Sentence examples for presenting accounts from inspiring English sources

Though at first issued as a newspaper presenting accounts of London's political, social, and cultural news, this periodical soon began investigating English manners and society, establishing principles of ideal behaviour and genteel conduct, and proposing standards of good taste for the general public.

In this intriguing book, however, Jane Shaw presents accounts of inscrutable miracles that occurred to ordinary worshippers in early modern England.

There's a popular magazine, "Philosophy," that presents accounts of issues for the general public -- it's not a gossip column magazine.

At first its avowed intention was to present accounts of gallantry, pleasure, and entertainment, of poetry, and of foreign and domestic news.

Since the Ehrenfests, many other authors have presented accounts of Boltzmann's work.

The information presented accounts for the worst-case instances of all channel interleavers of each standard.

The results we present account for several of the inconsistencies found in the literature.

"An impressively constructed and stylistically presented account of the British Greater Caribbean, Hubs of Empire is historically sound and intellectually appealing.

The seven-week course, named Virgin CrowdBoost, will teach people how to attract investors, present accounts and pitch business ideas.

Liars are more likely to tell a story in chronological order, whereas honest people often present accounts in an improvised jumble.

"They did not present accounts to the court so the court can't open bankruptcy proceedings and carry out a controlled administration," he explained.