Sentence examples for a display of only from inspiring English sources

A display of only a few dozen apples is underwhelming, even suspicious.

The final paired India against its old rival and brought out a display of not only wild abandon but also patriotism, with flags flying in the sunshine and many offices in both India and Pakistan clearing out unusually early; the match was broadcast in the evening here.

As the man, Tommy's father, beats the child with a rubber hose, little Tommy struggles to hold back his tears, knowing that a display of emotion will only urge his father on to further abuse.

Mourinho is cutting an increasingly berserk, but necessary, figure in the modern game – a feeling best summed up when he brilliantly delayed City's title celebrations with a display of dark genius only he could conjure up.

In a display of magnanimity which can only have made Atsic officials fear what it presaged, he veered away from commenting on Mr Clark's tribulations.

Griffin has thus far put on a display of ruthlessly efficient scoring, only to see his team's defense allow opponents to slowly catch up.

Recognition of some shapes was possible with display of only a small portion of the dots, whereas other shapes required a much larger percentage.

Ford's policy only offers a display of resoluteness--the appearance, but not the substance of effective conservationist action.

This was not only a display of neglect for your pets, it was also a complete lack of social graces/a soul.

These reprimands are only superficially a display of strength.

Britain offered a display of humor and humbleness that can only stem from a deep-rooted sense of superiority.