Sentence examples for presenting them as from inspiring English sources

Early critics tried to unravel the mystique, presenting them as "emo witches".

As a result, few productions manage to go beyond presenting them as period pieces.

Yesterday, Bush gave a new spin on welfare cuts by presenting them as progress to an ownership society.

More recently, contemporary artists have experimented with defacement, appropriating images, changing them and presenting them as fresh works.

Politics, scholarship and culture in Europe and the United States increasingly place men and women on a gender "continuum" rather than presenting them as "polarities".

Wetherell has fun with the early days of the tube, presenting them as a golden age of ambition and office hanky-panky.

Writing in the Independent on Wednesday, Hari apologised for his practice of sometimes using quotes taken from other interviews and presenting them as his own.

The eels plop down and you reel them back slowly, presenting them as easy victims for the big, migratory fish that lie in ambush by the boulders.

The drug companies deny that their agreements violate the antitrust laws, presenting them as private preliminary settlements between companies engaged in patent disputes.

By presenting them as gutsy and smart if sometimes wicked, instead of as forlorn fodder for hand-wringers, he's done his bit to earn them some.

He is adept at identifying underlying trends from which he extrapolates to form hypotheses, presenting them as if they were general laws of social behaviour.