Sentence examples for presenting the world with a from inspiring English sources

From the first day of his papacy, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, Papa Francesco, changed the mood music around the Vatican by presenting the world with a very different kind of pope.

By Alexander Stille December 5, 2013 From the first day of his papacy, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, Papa Francesco, changed the mood music around the Vatican by presenting the world with a very different kind of pope.

But the wedding should not be criticised, as it has been by some, for presenting the world with an old-fashioned image of Britain.

Steven was actually really nice, which is good, because in essence national days all about presenting the world with an image of how you and your countrymen see yourselves.

Having some of the most vulnerable countries in the world representated by authoritarian regimes presents the world with a dilemma.

It is almost as if the plan is to present the world with a buy one, get two free monarchy.

It would take about two to three months to raise the enrichment level to weapon-grade — meaning Iran could potentially present the world with a bomb by Easter.

Together, like all great comedy teams — Martin and Lewis, Burns and Allen, Abbott and Costello — Morecambe and Wise cut a risible silhouette: they were a collection of physical and psychological opposites, which combined to present the world with a single comic psyche.

"The greatest man to ever live will be the one that invents the real God, and presents the World with a book of His teachings," he wrote her in 1945.

Together, like all great comedy teams Martin and Lewis, Burns and Allen, Abbott and Costello Morecambe and Wise cut a risible silhouette: they were a collection of physical and psychological opposites, which combined to present the world with a single comic psyche.

If the Libyan revolution stalls or is defeated, a vindictive or resurgent Colonel Qaddafi and his regime will present the world with a greater danger than even Osama bin Laden.