Sentence examples for this way of presenting from inspiring English sources
We arrived at this way of presenting the data on the back of several other prototypes.
And I feel that in the last maybe 5, 10 years, this way of presenting data has become a mainstream thing.
They lie to you about your lying to other people, they hope your greed will satisfy theirs: this letter format will guarantee replies, this way of presenting yourself will guarantee you get the job, win the poker game, dominate your colleagues, this way of talking will guarantee you can shag your chosen victim before they discover how dreadful you are – stories about stories about stories.
This way of presenting the precipitating flux washes out the eventual dawn-dusk asymmetries.
This way of presenting realisation statements has been tried to some extent in systemic functional semantic studies (Cloran, [1994]; [1995]; [1999]; Hasan, [1983]; [2009b]; [2013]; Williams, [1995]).
On this way of presenting things, several different speech acts expressing a number of different attitudes will all involve the same phrastic.
However, this classical way of presenting data is not completely meaningful in this situation, since the improvement is dependent on pretreatment visual acuity.
Thanks to this new way of presenting music, genre may be completely changing its identity, or even losing its meaning.
But therein lies the challenge for Ms. Armitage: constructing a coherent theatrical experience from this particular way of presenting a work.
"The way he was already suggesting animated movement upon a motionless still page would make his technique the most broadly applicable to this new way of presenting comics," Moore says.
"This new way of presenting information will provide a real opportunity for school leaders to help parents understand the complexities of school outcomes by publishing the results that students actually achieve without the artificial filters that are based on the politics of the day or hour," said Sir John Rowling, chair of PiXL.
