Some suggestions are presented for what could have been considered by the licensees and authorities.
Having had disappointing experiences with David Moyes and Louis van Gaal, Woodward was present for what he will hope is the beginning of a bright new chapter.
As their illnesses progressed, she found that letting go allowed her to be present for what was happening, not locked every moment into her own longing.
The top Senate Democrat, Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.), rallied his caucus to vote "present" for what he derided as a "sham" vote held by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.).
In James' (1890) classic description of memory, primary memory was one's memory for the immediate present -- for what one has been paying attention to, while one is paying attention to it.
Gathering information — being in the know — is not the same thing as being mindful, being aware, being present for what's actually going on behind the news and the chatter and the stuff that just doesn't matter.
On a wedding night of wild celebration for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex last weekend, even the baked potatoes were "beautifully presented" for what guests described as a "magical" evening reception for Prince Harry and Meghan at Frogmore House near Windsor Castle.
Both were, therefore, present for what truly was a confontation in added time in front of the dug-outs – all 22 with add-ons in an outbreak of handbags and half-nelsons, which reflected one side's frustration and the other's unchecked strong-arm tactics at goalmouth set pieces.
It's hard to shake the feeling that it could have been different if they'd been positioned more carefully, and Fantastic Playroom had been presented for what it really was – a smart disco-punk synth album rather than electronica-inspired indie.
One of the tricks to producing successful galas is making attendees so happy, so pleased and even grateful to be there, that they forget (or simply don't mind) just how much money they paid to be present for what is, effectively, a fund-raiser.
