Sentence examples for presents something else from inspiring English sources

The commonly used medieval definition of a sign was substitutional or representational: "A sign is that which shows itself to the senses and presents something else to the intellect".

Also, get Julia Morris and Chris Brown out of there and presenting something else.

To NYU's administration, the area presents as something else: underutilized.

But we can still ask the question: is Socrates present-in or not present-in something else?

Know that when the time comes to open the present, pretend you're in a movie, or picture the present as something else.

The trouble is, Jackie's present was something else entirely: a scrapbook of before-and-after photographs of the Rose Garden that had been redesigned by Jackie's close friend Bunny Mellon.

When her daughters were given the car, Mrs. Fetsch presented them with something else -- a contract that spells out the rules.

I wonder if men working under female names is them purposefully trying to be anonymous; because of some inherent guilt of being a white male producer, and wanting to present yourself as something else.

He has remarked that every time he feels close to the truth about Djalu, "something else presents that adds to the enigma – and I feel compelled to follow it".

But he missed something else, present in the scene right before him.

I think elements of all of them were present, but there was something else, too.