Sentence examples for a display of something from inspiring English sources

Smith, O'Brien, Ann-Lewis and Darryn Brooks, who is in a wheelchair, put on a display of something called "locking --a disablocking --as equivalocking --aak disabled

Discreetly polished and well-tended nails like the kind worn by Michelle Obama, Sheryl Sandberg and Oprah are a display of general competence — something closer to a symptom of good health than a strictly semiotic statement.

They are crop circles, and all of us who travel from east to west across the country have seen them, but we haven't seen them quite in this density because this photograph is taken from space, it's a NASA image, and it's an extraordinarily elegant display of something very simple.

Monteverdi's contemporaries believed that actors in ancient Greece sang their parts, and so the new form was a conscious attempt to recapture what music meant to the ancient world: something that was not merely a skill, a display of virtuosity, but an enchantment, something that spoke to the soul, something deeply and sweetly natural.

The display of something like toenail polish a few years ago would have brought arrest and flogging by the morals police, who have now largely disappeared.

Then the reporter was shown a display of Masquiritare products and told something of their characteristics.

But Fantastic Beasts was something more than a display of publishing cynicism.

There's also something to be said for a display of sheer ruthlessness.

A display of boomerangs.

Each person was a display of pleasure.

A display of toothpaste tubes.