Sentence examples for to present someone from inspiring English sources

The thinking goes in mitigation circles that it's not enough to present someone as psychically battered and frayed, since if a jury feels he's too far gone, what's left to save?

But the reason that I most look forward to Under the Radar, the scrappy January showcase presented by the Public Theater, is that it's more likely than any other in the city to present someone exciting I never knew before.

'I was trying to present someone who is deep in disorder,' Roth told David Remnick of the New Yorker, 'someone who is repellent.' On the subject of sexual desire, Roth once declared: 'I'll be obsessed when I am 80 exactly as I was when I was 18.' But there is also something darker, and more disturbing, that surfaces from time to time, particularly in his late work.

In Tuesday's first game of the Big East men's basketball tournament, between UConn and DePaul, the lineage was everywhere — retro III's, VI's, IX's, X's and XI's all made appearances on players' feet, and if we go by original release date, that's a shoe lifespan of  24 years (1988 to present, someone check that math), which is a longer lifespan than that of any current player.

"While it could be interesting to present someone's old pair of jeans, we are looking at the point when this becomes a bigger idea and impacted designed clothes, artful clothes".

"With the third character, I wanted to present someone who has nothing, who has a lot of problems.

This is not a book to present to someone who has not read the original.

The officer said a friend had given her a leather jacket to present to "someone special," the report noted.

Although Hallberg consistently claims she has never taken any extra steps to present as someone she is not, many others don't believe her story.

But I'm not going to try to present to be someone that I'm not," she told Blair.

To present me as someone morally compromised and to place me in a falsified history.