Sentence examples for to be presented under from inspiring English sources
It is equally shaming to think that Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge, in which one man kisses another on stage, had to be presented under the same hypocritical banner.
When Cat On a Hot Tin Roof had its British premiere in 1958, it had to be presented under the polite fiction of a "club performance" – lest the broader public be corrupted by the discreet suggestion that its hero, Brick, is gay.
I'm working on a couple of projects that review different theories of "adaptation," projected to be presented under the format of multi-sensory experiences, including sculpture, installation, performance, and public intervention.
My question would have been, "Where's the audience?" This was a wonderful performer who was unfortunate enough to be presented under the auspices of an organization that has, at least where matters of publicity and commerciality are concerned, a completely backward view.
A seminar on the different rules of property valuation is to be presented Wednesday under the joint sponsorship of the Appraisal Institute and the Condemnation Law Committee of the New York County Lawyers Associationn.
The cost of treating these rare conditions is not estimated in this study, so the overall costs to be presented below are slightly under-estimated on that account.
In a way, the concert the orchestra presented at Carnegie Hall on Friday night also served as a prelude to this year's Bard Music Festival, Saint-Saëns and His World, to be presented in August under Mr. Botstein's stewardship.
Mr Bieber already has an arraignment set for 14 February, but he is not required to be present under Florida.
E-cigarettes are set to be banned in enclosed public places where children are likely to be present under landmark public health legislation from the Welsh assembly.
Hence, no temperature optimum is assumed to be present under the current climatic conditions of Lower Saxony.
Further, we do not expect any singularity to be present under the alternative, on the grounds that the contemporaneous aggregation of Ar(1) Ar(1) is an Arma 2, 1).
