The BBC is criticised for showing the emotional reaction of its commentators to Mo Farah's amazing victory; it's condemned as a contrived display of sentiment.
Mr. Fisher, whose career has taken him from operatic training and cantorial singing to the stage as Jean Valjean in "Les Miserables," works in English, Yiddish and Hebrew in a display of big voice and big sentiment that recycles the Broadway songs, operatic parodies and liturgical material used in New York only last year in his one-man show "Never on Friday" at the Jewish Repertory Theater.
Transcripts of design meetings are coded according to a formal, linguistic analysis of the semantic resources for appraisals, the display of sentiment and subjectivity in language.
But the swift reaction to his comments wasn't a part of a larger effort to stop anti-gay policies or sentiments, but rather a display of limited and perhaps shallow solidarity against the expression of an idea that is (rightly) deemed as inappropriate for today's broad-minded and theoretically inclusive dance music audiences.
A display of toothpaste tubes.
It says everything about the effect of wage pressure on Australians that with state election barely a month away, Labor's Victorian premier, Daniel Andrews, did not avoid Melbourne's rally, but marched out the front of it in a proud display of majority sentiment.
But Mr. Jacobs has never been a designer whose style incorporates great displays of sentiment or feeling.
Johnson distrusted displays of sentiment, especially in writing.
Nor was he averse to displays of sentiment: he included Simonsen, who at the age of 33 had not played for Denmark since breaking his leg at Euro 84 and had never fully recovered, in the World Cup squad.
In "The Golden Spiders," he gives as good as he gets, goading Wolfe into taking street urchin's case for $4.30 and trapping him into uncharactertistic displays of sentiment.
Across Ukraine, people have torn down statues to the former communist leader in a symbolic display of anti-Russian sentiment.
