Sentence examples for will try to present from inspiring English sources
Still, any defense lawyer will try to present evidence, including photographs and the testimony of interrogators, to show Mr. Mohammed and his co-defendants were mistreated.
It is likely that the party will try to present the lively debate in court as evidence of improvement in China's "rule of law".
You'll still get people who will try to present that – companies such as Burberry and Jaguar – but mostly we've moved on".
So at the convention, they say, she will try to present herself as a caring, wifely figure and appear above the partisan fray.
With the urgency of carbon-emission reduction and the scale of the challenge increasingly recognized, Irena will try to present to the Copenhagen conference a vision of a new carbon-free economy and a road map to get there.
Ethics in government may be a major issue in the campaign, especially if the Republicans nominate Christopher Christie, the United States attorney for New Jersey, who will try to present himself as a crusader against public corruption.
We're admittedly a bit biased here — Rock Chalk, Jayhawk! — but we'll try to present a reasonably objective guide anyway.
We're admittedly a bit biased here Rock Chalk, Jayhawk!—but we'll try to present a reasonably objective guide anyway.
I'll try to present some more coherent thoughts on a later occasion, but here's my quick take: what we've just seen is a peek into the modern right-wing psyche, which is obsessed — more than anything else — with power.
Still, he says he'll try to present both sides of political issues, in contrast to the programming currently on KNUS, whose weekday lineup includes Bill Bennett, Dennis Miller, Dennis Prager, Mike Gallagher, Hugh Hewitt, Mark Levin, Michael Medved, and nary a left-leaner.
But the debate still marked one of the lower points in this campaign season, when, as the candidates were arriving, some of Paul's supporters grabbed a MoveOn.org activist in a blond wig she'd tried to present Paul with a fake award from a fake company—and spun her to the ground, where one of them held her down while the other stomped on her head and neck.
