Sentence examples for to presenting something from inspiring English sources

Only Christopher Munch's The Hours and Times (1991) has come close to presenting something other than a mythical Lennon.

In addition to presenting something of a Gary Hart doppelgänger a few decades earlier -- he's not exactly like Hart, but close enough -- The Best Man is redolent of the early '60s New Frontier.

"I want to be able to present something to people".

So, really, the idea was to present something of togetherness".

A photographer should try to present something clear, deliberate.

For all artists, it's very difficult to present something new to your audience.

I wanted to present something that audiences really have never seen, thanks to Neill.

And each of the candidates has to present something exciting and different to the voters.

I thought it would be exciting to present something so intensely movement-oriented.

The consort, which includes Drew Minter, the countertenor, has the knowledge and flair to present something lively.

"After everything that had happened," he said, "I just wanted to present something positive -- and glamorous".