In the present tense, that means that we should do the things that we can control.
His speech to the assembly referred to the Soviet Union in the present tense.
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Straub and Huillet make the layers of history live in the present tense, which they judge severely.
But she succeeds in evoking a sense of history about a place usually thought of in the present tense.
Politics is history in the present tense, and the study of history can inspire us to aim high in our own lives.
She, she sometimes thought, of herself, and always in the present tense.
"It's a look into the daily life today of ordinary people, that's why I called my film Present Tense, " says director Belmin Soylemez.
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"You notice I'm speaking in the present tense ... because that's where all your future prayers are going to come in, " she wrote.
Do we agree with the British and the French that Bashar Assad is now losing -- present tense, is what they said -- losing his legitimacy?
This explains the ascent of his reputation in the mid-nineteenth century, when his work showed modernists such as Manet that candid technique could serve the direct registration of things as they really appear, in streaming present tense.
As the narrative moves between past and present between past tense and present tense and between recollected events and dramatised scenes the spreading bleakness is lightened by enjoyable observations of Edinburgh and a background cast of students, university bureaucrats and overly cheerful television presenters.
Arpaio has had a number of run-ins with his fellow-lawmen, and his present obsession with illegal immigrants has made things even more tense.
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