It's understandable why she took the role; on paper, the slow revelation of Louise's character probably presents the sort of challenge relished by actors.
The the biggest problem with the movie is that it doesn't necessarily present anything real or true, but it presents the sort of Steve Jobs that people want to see.
"On all these issues, UKIP presents the sort of policies that Conservative voters believe in and David Cameron's Conservative party sadly does not".
This is especially odd for The West Wing, which was embroiled in current events when it aired but also presenting the sort of government that many viewers wish we had when it was airing in the depths of the Bush administration.
Supported by the BBC Concert Orchestra and – seriously – Take That's backing band, they present the sort of spectacle that financial advisers would now nix on the grounds of expense and unfashionableness.
Some of the justices said the case presented the sort of political question not fit for judicial resolution, a stance that would as a practical matter amount to a ruling for the executive branch.
He has the calm, self-assured you might expect of someone used to reclining in the luxury leather recliners of private jets, and even when presenting the sort of figures which would have most tech chief executives jumping on tables, he can talk to the "ultra high net worth individuals" in their own language.
The UK's 269,000-strong Jewish population has hitherto been able to console itself that anti-Semitism, while still present, had not presented the sort of threat suffered in places such as France – where the attack on a kosher supermarket in Paris on Friday left four French Jews dead.
As a result, the group could also present the sort of added aggravations for Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the minority leader, that befell the House speaker, John A. Boehner of Ohio, as he sought to draft difficult deals with Democrats and the White House at a time of a complex fiscal mess.
The engine is instantly responsive to the accelerator pedal, presenting the sort of rumpled, slightly unrefined character that endeared Captain James T. Kirk to green-skinned alien women across the galaxy.
Instead of conducting a blunt, honest examination of the hard choices and necessary compromises that confront our country, he presented the sorts of rosy assumptions and slippery generalizations that have characterized too much of this election.
