Sentence examples for says present from inspiring English sources

The body language says present and available, mouth mobile, chest open, legs splayed.

The thinkers of the British Enlightenment and their American cousins, Himmelfarb says, present a countertradition that has been neglected, indeed almost written out of history.

The number of landowners involved – some of the wider Stonehenge site is on private land – and the cost of excavation will, he says, present problems.

The Syrian Electronic Army SEAA) – which aims to spread counter-revolutionary propaganda and hit back at news outlets it says present biased reports of the conflict that began in March 2011 – has duped numerous Western media outlets into handing over the electronic keys to their Facebook, Twitter and other accounts.

If you do the same, she says, present the idea to your boss in business terms.

"The Sopranos," he says, presents a version of bourgeois society.

Every concerto he learns, Mr. Repin says, presents a special case.

And that, he says, presents a danger to privacy, particularly in the developed world.

The book, she says, presents "a utopian view" of race relations.

"Nothing in the nature of the materials themselves," he says, "presents a qualitatively new threat".

The field lacks such measures, Insel says, presenting a barrier to developing new drugs.