Sentence examples for so when presented with from inspiring English sources
So, when presented with the chance to design this year's pavilion, Koolhaas naturally went ahead and reprogrammed the whole gallery.
So, when presented with a piece of mid-20th century abstraction, he separates all the elements of the image and arranges them by type into neat stacks (though his rigour sadly neglects him when it comes to Jackson Pollock).
Accordingly, he proceeds in all areas of inquiry in the manner of a modern-day natural scientist, who takes it for granted that progress follows the assiduous application of a well-trained mind and so, when presented with a problem, simply goes to work.
So, when presented with a reality that doesn't fit neatly into the box that defines their world, they hide behind what another black gay blogger wisely defines as "headless monsters".
Dancers are artists first and foremost, so when presented with an emotional ballet, it forces us to dig deep into our beings and discover parts of ourselves that can often be dark and surprising.
So when presented with the opportunity to interview Bob Saget about his new stand-up special's premiere, I asked if I could use some of our time together to seek his council before trying stand-up for the second time.
In colorectal cancer, the odds of delayed diagnosis were doubled by a past history of anxiety and depression, perhaps because benign causes of gastrointestinal symptoms are thought common in this group so, when presenting with nonspecific symptoms, their risk of cancer is perceived to be low.
Bristol were not so reticent when presented with a penalty close to the posts on 57 minutes after Slade had slipped his binding at a scrum.
Stokes was not so smart when presented with an easier chance after being set up by Scott Brown, the striker curling his shot wide of Devlin and the post.
Some organizers say that many "problem solving" representatives feel that the partisan tone is set by House and Senate leadership, and so far, when presented with the option, the leadership has chosen not to partake in No Labels.
Her husband, Mark, is an editor with the World Service, so when presenting shows each week from Salford, she stays with her mum in Bolton.
