Sentence examples for thus presents from inspiring English sources

It thus presents a far more spectacular scene.

He thus presents us with a choice: "Either the world is in essence mathematical or it lives in time".

Xunzi thus presents a believable utilitarian explanation for the creation of social institutions.

Sudden death usually occurs outside the hospital, of course, and thus presents a more difficult problem.

The new law thus presents a dismal return to the days when poor people (usually of color) had to pay in order to exercise their right to vote.

A Journey thus presents Blair's actions in summer 2006 as those of a committed ideologue, not simply Bush's poodle as previously charged.

One of the main genres that allow later generations access to this time thus presents an inevitably unrepresentative picture of it.

China's emergence thus presents its diplomats with something of a novelty: the task of balancing relations between two powers at once.

China's growing production base and the spread of digital products thus presents the big firms with a confusing mix of threats and opportunities.

Pfizer will be a company worth $360bn£238bnbn) after consuming Allergan and thus presents a more substantive target than a former hedge fund manager whacking up the price of an obscure toxoplasmosis drug.

In his paraphrases Lefèvre thus presents an encyclopedic Aristotle.