Sentence examples for was presented with something from inspiring English sources

The iconic Wasim Akram was presented with something of his own image when he first saw Mohammad Aamer as a 15-year-old of outrageous confidence and deep, wide talent.

At that moment, in the Miyako, Brando was presented with something Japanese to enjoy: an emissary of the hotel management, who, bowing and beaming and soaping his hands, came into the room saying "Ah, Missa Marron Brando — " and was silent, tongue-tied by the awkwardness of his errand.

It is amazing, at this level, how many times you order "rarebit" to be presented with something that is indistinguishable from cheese-on-toast.

It is good to get a specific brief sometimes – to be presented with something and then it's up to you to interpret it.

Taste is the residue of our previous experience, and if we are presented with something that doesn't fit we immediately try to reject it.

Motty, who is always going on about a "little bit of history", seemed here to be presented with something that could actually be the genuine article.

In short, Mr. Arafat has been presented with something close to Israel's best offer -- too good an offer, in the eyes of many Israelis.

When he pushes play, he keeps his finger on the button, just in case he's presented with something no brother wants to see.

Goa, of course, was long a Portuguese colony, so you're likely to be presented with something you might find in Brazil — like feijoada, replete with chorizo.

In a medium dominated by same-old same-old stories – a talking animal here, a spandex-clad superhero there – cinema audiences are afforded precious few moments when they are presented with something strikingly new or different.

He would be asked the same questions again and again, and then suddenly be presented with something completely unexpected - a detail or a secret that he would be shocked to find they knew.