Sentence examples for presents life from inspiring English sources
It presents life as violent and corrupt, redeemable only by assertions of style.
A Nabokov sentence presents life at its most particular and qualified, and therefore at its most consequential and charged.
In The Muir, set to Irish and Scottish folk songs arranged by Beethoven, he presents life as a picnic, touched by moments of regret but essentially sunlit.
Like Proust, Greer presents life as essentially a solitude, an ever-renewed exile from the present, a shifting set of gorgeous mirages that nothing but descriptive genius can hold fast.
The novel Al filo del agua (1947; "On the Verge of Rain"; Eng. trans. The Edge of the Storm), his masterpiece, presents life in a typical Mexican village just before the Mexican Revolution.
In a review in The New Yorker, John Updike wrote, "Like Proust, Greer presents life as essentially a solitude, an ever-renewed exile from the present, a shifting set of gorgeous mirages that nothing but descriptive genius can hold fast".
A graphic artist and sculptor, known for his quirky humor and ingenious craftsmanship, presents life-size birds made of myriad little pieces of corrugated cardboard.
Her boyfriend presents life-coaching seminars, and Martha now co-presents with him.
Article tells about her present life.
Ms. Arthur seems pretty satisfied with her present life, too.
In Buddhist terms, it is about "the last life, our present life and the next life".
