Sentence examples for so it presented from inspiring English sources

"I was the guy that was a bit different, so it presented its own challenges.

As Judah maligned Israel in its national epic, so it presented a skewed picture of itself.

Kipling's Kim, Said acknowledged in an introduction to the book, was a masterpiece (though one, he said, that some Indian readers regarded as plagued with stereotypes), but, even so, it presented a complacent and "conscious legitimisation" of British rule and its effects.

This "purple" coalition under Wim Kok proved remarkably successful, so it presented itself again to the voters in 1998.

For starters, it was the top-selling song of 2013, so it presented a fruitful target for litigation.

The party's strategy was an attempt to appeal to moderate voters and so it presented itself as a party of positive, not radical change.

Twitter's motivations in adulterating the information its users see with algorithmically selected content is typically attributed to its problems growing usage — so an attempt to tweak its service so it presents a 'more enticing' on-ramp for newbies.

Results confirmed that PCL is a more hydrophobic material, so it presents a lower wettability when compared to PLA.

So, it presents a unique challenge for him, where he's in a position I feel like he needs to carry us.

Sometimes, it tries to throw scenes together around her quips: and so it presents a house party where she gets to say, "One more drink and I'll be under the host," just before reading out Resumé.

If so, it presents an opportunity for car manufacturers to build better dashboards for consumers.