Sentence examples for they were being presented from inspiring English sources

But if jurors had read the article it would have "suggested persuasively" to them that they were being presented "with a misleading picture at trial".

As court etiquette relaxed in the 19th century, however, dancers were required to face the ruler only on the most formal occasions or when they were being presented to the court.

The upshot of the meeting was that the presidents were all shocked — shocked — to learn there was cheating going on, even as they were being presented with their winnings as they left.

Many of them, it turned out, had had unpleasant experiences with previous science classes and had concluded — understandably, but incorrectly — that science was not "their thing". Already largely convinced that they could not succeed, my students would often be quick to feel overwhelmed by the amount of content they were being presented with.

He and other NDC members travelled with Mr Kim on his recent visit to China, leading some to suspect they were being presented to China as a government-in-waiting to maintain continuity during the handover of power to his son.Perhaps in compensation for its business losses, the army seems to be flexing its muscles.

Since they were being presented in Utrecht as examples of Cartesian philosophy, Descartes recommended various changes, both to avoid needless controversy (for example, concerning blood circulation) and, more importantly, to avoid accusations of heresy against himself or Regius.

In one they are being presented with a trophy by captain Walter Zahn, his arm still bandaged.

"These guys are known terrorists, yet now they are being presented as victims," the official said.

The difficulty is for readers who presume they are being presented history without perspective, just a series of oral histories.

One watches "Melo" with the attention split between the events being portrayed and the exceedingly poised, stylized method by which they are being presented.

"Students are now asking themselves if what they are being presented with is a value for money £9,000 offer," says Smith. "And it's one they are fully entitled to make".