Examples of proffering

• The popular theme of a close relationship between father and successor is apparent in the baby's posture, leaning towards the patriarch and proffering some flowers.

• Musicologists, such as those cited in this paper, are embracing film music by peering into the creative processes and intentions of its composers, and proffering textual criticism of individual scores.

• I was not asking wild questions or proffering guesswork or hypothesis.

• The difficulty with proffering advice in this place, however, is that so many of our debates are of a generalised nature.

• The concept of proffering the other cheek has not come into his experience.

• Well, of course, in proffering an excuse of that kind he was not original.

• I remember proffering my version of the proposed amendment to him, which sought to satisfy his legitimate demands.

• Emphasis will be placed on proffering this new penal theory.

• I believe that the point he was proffering to me was whether we could re-emphasise that point.

• I was not proffering a draft of legal separation.

• Today, he is quite clearly proffering only synoptic and inadequate evaluations rather than the full and unabridged text.

• Different schools of thought are proffering different advice about that.

• What is the use of proffering advice which you know will not be accepted?

• The people of to-day must not judge his action in proffering a glass of cooling water to restore consciousness as discounting his original act of neglect.

• It is hardly surprising that we have constituents coming to our surgeries who have been confronted by local authority accountants proffering a bill to them to pay for their care.