Sentence examples for strongly presents from inspiring English sources

If you're not reconciled with the fact that you're gay, then coming across a gay person who is and who strongly presents as gay makes you afraid they might recognize that you're gay.

Branagh's understanding of acting is what's most strongly present.

This history feels strongly present in the novel's governing metaphors of tradition, transition and inter-generational tension.

Conversely, Stravinsky's harmony, strongly presented and motivated throughout the performance, was at times as sumptuous as Rachmaninoff's.

"Both were very strongly present in society when I was young.

The dreamworld of Laforgue is also strongly present, and is Maeterlinck's Pelléas et Mélisande, filtered through the Debussy opera, which Fournier and Rivière adored.

To my mind, the sensitivity to sound effects shown by both of those translators isn't strongly present in the new translation by Stephen Mitchell.

Not only is it filled with great and glorious music -- strongly presented in the new City Opera production -- but it speaks to concerns that are ours.

In the absence of vivid fictional people, Saramago's sentences, in which a narrator or group of narrators is always strongly present, constitute a kind of community of their own: they are highly peopled.

Their efforts encapsulate the fierce self-reliance – and sense of betrayal toward the international community – that held Eritrea together during its 30-year struggle for independence, and is arguably still strongly present today.

"He is always very strongly present as DiCaprio, yet he can really make us believe that he is another person," Ms. Basinger said.