Sentence examples for pretends to present from inspiring English sources

The headline pretends to present two sides of a legitimate debate, when in fact the first horn of the dichotomy has no place at all in civil discussion, in Europe or America.

Julian and Greg Barns (who is campaign director but not on the national council) essentially held this view — though I do not pretend to present their views fully; they are perfectly able to present their own opinions themselves.

I agree that religious texts (at least the Hebrew and Christian ones I know) do not pretend to present scientific accounts of the nature or structure of the natural universe.

The museum doesn't pretend to present a history of slavery, or an account of its abolition (though on the second floor, a traveling exhibition purchased from the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, in New York, does address the subject).

I do not pretend to present the agent-based modeling as an alternative to the traditional industrial organization literature.

I cannot pretend to present the facts any better than they already have in a new report released today.

Yeah, but Goodlatte makes a good point, saying that the information submitted to the judges also intimated that Rosen was a "flight risk," which clearly indicates that they were at least pretending to present Rosen as a bonafide lawbreaker.

In some cases, the difference between growing a simple nanowire or one of these 2D-type stand up nanostructures lays in the initial formation of a twin defect due to some instability during the growth [26, 28], as the present review pretends to give a detailed overview of the whole InSb nanowire-related literature.

To present unanswered questions as a weakness, or pretend they undermine evidence, is disingenuous and incorrect.

"I don't pretend to be presenting museum pieces," said Mr. Rains, also an accomplished painter.

Pretend to give them dreams.