In the past, Mr. Pilati has tended to present the YSL man as a pileup of commercial goods.
Most treatments of Birch's life have tended to present it as a short preface to the history of the society carrying his name.
As it turned out, depending on the temperature, tornadoes tended to present different environmental conditions for tornadogenesis.
Indeed, with a few exceptions, entertainment television during this period tended to present action-packed dramas or utopian comedies that made little or no reference to contemporary issues.
In his first seven months as president, Jokowi has tended to present the first face to the world, particularly to potential investors.
At 75 days of age, Se-supplemented animals tended to present higher concentrations of Se in the blood (P = 0.079) and greater heart girth gain (P = 0.088).
Indian television was then a state monopoly that tended to present national affairs through a formal prism in which men in suits and women in saris met each other and exchanged garlands.
Her attitude was echoed by the instructors at I.V.P., who tended to present the outside world as a place of unrelenting menace, of career-ruining faux pas and ego-bruising mistakes.
Liberals and conservatives said they believed this was in part because the most prominent liberal hosts have tended to present policy issues in all of their dry complexity while refraining from baring fangs against conservative opponents.
Failing to acknowledge that medical science is a system of advocacy, in which prosecution and defence teams test a theory to destruction, newspapers have tended to present theory and argument as if they were fact, turning footnotes into headlines.
Fedfans, like myself, have tended to present Djokovic and Nadal as admittedly gifted players, but, more important, as brutish human obstacles to the ethereal perfection that our man represents.
