Sentence examples for understood to present a from inspiring English sources

"Magnetic Rag" is widely understood to present a one-of-a-kind combination of moods, especially for ragtime, and has been described as a melancholic and "haunting" rag.

The Foreign Office is understood to have presented a plan to the National Archive earlier this month for the belated transfer of the Special Collections into the public domain.

Their views were not sought and would need to be understood if we are to present a holistic picture of maternity care for women with a BMI ≥30 kg/m.

When my mother would say, 'You should shave your legs,' I would ask, 'Why?' I didn't understand why we had to present a different picture of ourselves to the outside world".

Before you quit reading and jump straight to the comments to explain to me in technical terms why I'm wrong, please understand I'm going to present a business case for open technologies.

Next week BBC1 will premiere a Saturday evening show fronted by Michael McIntyre recorded live at the Theatre Royal in London's Drury Lane, with Gary Barlow understood to be lined up to present a new variety show later this year.

OK, I understand the intention here: we want to present a positive and encouraging image of breastfeeding; no need to include close-ups of open sores and bleeding nipples.

In them, the past is understood "to bring the present into a critical state".

Science fair kids have a leg up when they get to college and grad school, Otero says, because they already understand how to present their results to an audience.

However, the mechanisms of failure in biological systems are not well understood yet, thus presenting an opportunity to generate novel concepts to initiate a new paradigm of materials science.

Until age 7 or 8, children do not have the cognitive capacity to understand that advertising presents a biased point-of-view and they simply view it as another source of information.