Sentence examples for sense presentation from inspiring English sources

However, what is given to us isn't the past itself about which we can never be certain but just current sense presentation and current recollection or sense of past experience.

He just had a sense of presentation.

Music this ethereal is helped by a keen sense of presentation.

Who doubts that there is such a thing as orientalism in the pejorative sense – a presentation of the orient or more specifically Arab Muslims as corrupt, lazy, decadent and so forth?

In this sense the presentation of the encyclopedia as a "popular" work (recently, Rudolph, 2004, 39) should be rejected.

This is a serious food destination that has a reverence for ingredients, a sophistication of recipes and an esthetic sense of presentation found in few other places.

He has a well-honed sense of presentation and play a popular dessert is a "planet" with a raspberry core, grapefruit-cream surface, and hard-sugar atmosphere (his blueberry satellites didn't pan out).

Eison founder and CEO Julian Eison was the fly kid on the playground and says his parents instilled in him a sense of presentation and to be his best when he was out and about.

In a book with so much emphasis on American and Western European cemeteries, there's the inevitable sense of presentation affecting perception.

Literature is linked to specific syndromes or particular knowledge and descriptions, making sense of presentations, and congenital and rare disease.

Although this definition served the purpose of our study, perhaps future research could also look into disease progression in the sense of clinical presentation and symptoms, and whether or not factors affecting the clinical presentation and symptoms can predict IBD progression.