Sentence examples for sort of presented from inspiring English sources

It was just the system of writing, I had the music first and it sort of presented some obstacles.

It's available now online and if you do any sort of presenting it's definitely a useful and usable tool.

And the form reinforces the back-and-forth movement of time; the scene is written in the past tense, but Franzen intersperses present-tense verbs — "Walter asking," "Patty saying" — that condense things, creating a sort-of present-past, which is another way of saying that he creates the conditions for nostalgia in the reader.

The fourth dimension is sort-of present in our world, known in physics as time or spacetime.

That's no sort of present.

for the U.N., wanted the children of this country to make some sort of present to the new U.N. headquarters.

Tries to imagine what kind of a girl Loretta is, what sort of present to give her, etc.

But a partial return, to Manhattan rather than Brooklyn and to the present (a sort of present), rather than the seventies and eighties.

Though suicide itself was painful to contemplate, it became — to echo the title of another of David's stories — a sort of present to himself.

The New Yorker, December 10 , 1960P. 105 Inspired by the Christmas lists of certain publications that tell their readers what sort of present they should give each other, the writer has written a supplement as American as the nutberger.

His last book of stories was called "Oblivion," and an earlier collection included the stories "Death Is Not the End," "Suicide as a Sort of Present" and "The Depressed Person".