Sentence examples for presents as having from inspiring English sources

She went on to tell me that certain battles from the Indian wars that May presents as having taken place in the eighteen-sixties actually happened in the eighteen-tens.

Corn stover also presents as having the highest emission factors of NO, NOx, and CO2, whereas, wheat straw, rice straw, and cotton stalk had the highest emission factors of NO2, SO2, and CO, respectively.

The only problem is that nothing is known about the last three years of the novelist's life, the years when he wrote "The House on Moon Lake". Fabrizio decides to fabricate the details, and invents a woman, Maria Lettner, whom he presents as having been Oberhofer's inspiration.

In multiple personality, (more recently given the label of dissociative identity disorder) a person presents as having the appearance of at least two distinct personalities within one person.

Not that he's the only gifted film-maker strangely and depressingly AWOL at present; as has also been noted online, the list includes some of the finest cinematic minds at work today - or rather, not.

"If she can "stay in the present", as has been her mantra in New York, this match is there for the taking". And she only needs one!

The presence of two distinct spots for enolase-1 indicates that posttranslational modifications may be present, as has been reported (Tanaka et al. 1995).

"fact: something that has actual existence; a piece of information presented as having objective reality".

The Morgans are presented as having been driven apart by the pressures of modern life.

Nadoc's official formation is presented as having been led equally by government, non-Aboriginal and Aboriginal groups.

A drawback of the book is that Mrs. Obama's ancestors are presented as having an obsession with uplift.