Sentence examples for press presenting from inspiring English sources
Critics labelled Gaddafi "despotic, cruel, arrogant, vain and stupid", with western governments and press presenting him as the "vicious dictator of an oppressed people".
If there is an article in the press presenting the life of a small provincial town through rose-colored glasses, we connect this, as well, with the editorial approach that has done and is doing so much damage.
Then, during the summer of 2007, following the presentation of the data on different phases of delay, the press presented numerous case stories of unacceptable clinical pathways from symptom to diagnosis.
Last year's toll, 11, was the lowest on record, yet the press presents it as a crisis.
The press presents an artificial story, and if you open a Russian newspaper you just have to laugh".
The official Iranian press presented the talks as a defeat for the West, and it was possible to imagine that Iran was laying the groundwork for a compromise, which it would claim as a victory.
The press presents an artificial story, and if you open a Russian newspaper you just have to laugh.'' Initially, Berezovsky did not believe that the F.S.B. was involved in the murder — it was too obvious and sensational, certain to bring Russia and Putin unwanted publicity.
MEET THE PRESS presents: "Zítra Vstanu a Oparím se Cajem" A scalding-hot play of pure nonsense!
While Toby is only fascinated with Justin on a surface level, he doesn't care if the press presents him as a deranged fan.
We recorded a CNV paradigm, using an auditory warning stimulus S1 (1000 Hz, 90 dB, 50ms duration) and a visual imperative stimulus S2 (image of a white hand, pointing towards the side of the required button press, presented for 150 ms on a black screen).
But counterfeiters get around these measures by stealing stampers and presses, presenting factories with fake paperwork from Microsoft or printing in a factory when it isn't doing official business — a practice known in the industry as producing "cabbage".
