Sentence examples for she presents in from inspiring English sources

She has created Mirsaal, a typeface family expressly designed to work in both the Latin and Arabic alphabets, which she presents in her new book, "Cultural Connectives".

The creature she presents in her stand-up show is no less odd - she used to 'create moments where my character seemed to be on the wrong stage'.

Knowing of Ms. Beloff's past efforts to "conjure" the past, one might wonder how much of what she presents in "Dreamland" is historical fact, and how much is wish fulfillment and projection on her part.

That chaste image was glaringly at odds with the one she presents in her artwork, a series of twisted self-portraits — photographs, works on paper or canvas — in which she puffs on a fistful of cigarettes; poses as a nun, naked in a wimple; or bleeds from lacerations, symbols of the pain she suffered in past love affairs.

"I thought, well, now that I am an ancestor, I don't have to grow any older," Ms. Varda has said, and the elfin, energetic figure she presents in her recent documentaries and in person is decidedly youthful, much as the unlined face that stares from the pages of the old Nouvelle Vague yearbook seems preternaturally wise.

But lest she be accused of moralising Rowe insists the case against lies that she presents in her new book is not about being a better person, because "you can tell the truth in a very vicious way, can't you?" At school in Australia, Rowe was "often in trouble for writing about things I wasn't supposed to, like politics.

Her first producing venture was a cabaret-style musical called "Vices" that she presented in Chicago.

In a recital she presented in Lincoln Center's Art of the Song series at the Rose Theater on Wednesday night, she ranged farther still.

In writing about a patient in a paper she presented in Athens in 2007 ("A Hero's Journey in Psychoanalysis"), Ms. Zindel disguised the woman by changing her name, appearance and residence, but she also asked her consent.

She presented, in lyric form, the nightmarish essence of the 2008 Palin campaign experience ("When I say Obama, you say Ayers!

She clearly loves the attention she gets as the host of Sunday at-home gatherings and also delights in acting out the poses of figures she presented in a 1950's exhibition.