Sentence examples for presents most of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mezrich presents most of them as decent, unfairly picked-on businessmen.

Even that most-invoked of ethical guides, the Ten Commandments, presents most of its rules in negative terms, or as votes against -- thou shalt not (although it takes no explicit position on the Truman-Dewey race).

The first serious theme show to be organized in the vaulting refurbished factory spaces of Mass MOCA, which opened to the public last year, it is thoughtfully installed, coherent yet diverse, and presents most of its participants to good advantage.

A nautical chart presents most of the information used by the marine navigator, including latitude and longitude scales, topographical features, navigation aids such as lighthouses and radio beacons, magnetic information, indications of reefs and shoals, water depth, and warning notices.

WNYC, which acquired WQXR nine months ago in a deal with The New York Times, said WQXR would continue to operate Q2, an Internet stream where the station presents most of its contemporary music programming and broadcasts live concerts.

Organized by Emil Her Many Horses, a curator at the museum, the show presents most of the artifacts, all from the Smithsonian's collection, that were pictured in a small paperback of the same title published in 2006 (by the museum and Fulcrum Publishing).

Young Somalis present most of the programmes and comprise most of the 75,000 listeners.

Cyndi Lauper presented most of the awards at the pre-telecast ceremony in Los Angeles, including.

In fact, he presented most of the early programmes, and was on air for 50 hours a week.

He declined — reportedly, he had too many competing assignments — but N.Y.C.B. has presented most of what America has seen of his work.

For the last two years, CBS has been the clear leader in high-definition TV, presenting most of its prime-time lineup in the format.