Sentence examples for thing presented from inspiring English sources

Or others in brocade pyjamas or guipure lace shorts, the whole thing presented with the label "Gucci" sewn in the back?

It sounds obvious ("it's a video page!"), but in the old design, the first thing presented to the user was a standfirst – a paragraph of text describing the content of the video.

The Coldharbour Road opens with an extended metaphor in which the protagonist compares himself to a seabird, despite the dire warning from history regarding that kind of thing presented by Richard Bach's Jonathan Livingston Seagull, scientifically proven to be the worst novel ever written.

If Summer had had a hard time singing Love To Love You (only when Moroder cleared the studio and dimmed the lights did she finally capture the voluptuous feel she was after), listening to the thing presented an even stiffer test.

Therefore, the first thing presented to experience is the body of a subject or the body of a consciousness, either its own or the other's.

The first thing presented to experience is the body as subject, or, the body or a consciousness of our own or other's.

"The whole thing presents a challenge to decide what to do," explained archaeologist Michael Jones, of the American Research Centre in Egypt.

The camera obscura, for one thing, presents its images upside down, which is certainly how the opera's two female leads come to see their world.

The second aspect is having every thing present to him, having everything "bare and open to his eyes" or being known to him.

However, many of the things presented as evidence of this progress have not trickled down to wider society beyond Pyongyang.

For most adults, prior determinate cognition is partly responsible for the content predicable of a particular, or a group of things, presented through the senses.