Sentence examples similar to proffering a point from inspiring English sources

"The Taliban beat me very badly," he said, shaking his head, then proffering a smile.

" she said, proffering a plate.

"Can I give you your meds?" she asks, proffering a handful of tablets.

"Would you like to accessorize that?" Casual Corner Michelle would ask, proffering a "fun" feather pin.

Everyone trusts him, and he is regarded as incapable of lying or proffering a number tweaked for political purposes.

While obviously suspenseful, "The Birds" is much more than a scarefest; Baker is clearly proffering a critique of modern life.

Puzzled, Ms. Simon asked Ms. Pergler what was happening; Ms. Pergler then pointed to a group of 10 of their closest friends holding a sign that read: "Will you marry me?" When Ms. Simon turned back, Ms. Pergler was on bended knee, proffering a box with a glittering diamond.

"This is Annie's bouquet," a woman said to a television reporter earlier, proffering a sad-looking array of roses.

Proffering a cup of tea, he fusses that it's too hot and dilutes it with cold water.

Palmer's Kickstarter page shows her proffering a Dylanesque hand-lettered sign proclaiming, "THIS IS THE FUTURE OF MUSIC".

He sends a text to his son, proffering a hand in reconciliation, or sending a message of support, or simply expressing paternal love.