Sentence examples for which presented itself from inspiring English sources

Independent research attacking the evidence base for plain packaging was commissioned, while PMI pledged support for the Hands off Our Packs campaign, which presented itself as a grassroots initiative organised by smoking enthusiasts.

Despite how proficient I am as a healer, though, with regard to that symptom the one which presented itself late last night, obliging me to extend my office hours—I am sorry, but it is in fact what I thought it was.

Despite how proficient I am as a healer, though, with regard to that symptom — the one which presented itself late last night, obliging me to extend my office hours — I am sorry, but it is in fact what I thought it was.

The Weiner campaign, which presented itself as a redemption narrative and then turned, last week, into what Nancy Pelosi called a public therapy session, now appears to be an act of sheer exhibitionism, driven by nothing but the candidate's willingness to make a spectacle of himself.

He could get no power on the opening which presented itself when he ran into the left hand channel and found space opening to shoot, not long beyond the hour It would have required a performance of giant proportions for Rooney to rescue England from this.

In the recent past, the worst culprit for rape in Somalia was the Shabab militant group, which presented itself as a morally righteous rebel force and the defender of Islam, even though it had been seizing women and girls as spoils of war, gang-raping and abusing them as part of its reign of terror.

At its heart, it's a show which presents itself as the voice of women.

Betting volumes are driven by the intricate nature of cricket, which presents itself to gambling in unique ways.

The book is hinged on this notion, which presents itself through the revelation of a family secret.

I met with Matthew Continetti, the co-founder and editor of the online Washington Free Beacon, which presents itself as an enlightened addition to the right-wing press.

It is a film which presents itself with as little cinematic fuss as an episode of TV's Marion and Geoff.