Sentence examples for really presenting from inspiring English sources

He added: "You're really presenting the director with a machine or a giant toy.

"Pietro is really presenting the archaeology of the house," Mr. Kinmonth said.

All of the Tunisian parties talked a lot about the economy, without really presenting interesting new ideas in their platforms.

It is also a hugely self-indulgent film but Apatow is interesting enough to be indulged, and there is the feeling that what he's really presenting is himself: it's just that he has become a little more experienced and a lot more successful than the 40-year-old virgin he may have mentally once been.

"Here's Channing really presenting a radical idea: bringing a sense of exaltation and respect to an industry that's often looked down upon".

The thing about being an artist is that what you're really presenting, besides your technique and your sound, is your point of view.

Were you really present?

Theatre people are phonies, never really present.

Marber writes him both as dislikable and really present.

They have not really presented anything at this point.

What's never really presented is the motivation.