Sentence examples for a display of what from inspiring English sources

But only three minutes of the second half were needed for a display of what he offers.

St. Bartholomew's, the Church of the Ascension,… In one of McCutcheon's 49th Street window was a display of what the window card said were "Carriage Robes".

The drubbing, a display of what social progress could do, helped nudge white Alabamians into step with the rest of the nation.

The New Yorker, November 7, 1936 P. 11 In one of McCutcheon's 49th Street window was a display of what the window card said were "Carriage Robes".

Largely invisible much of the year, China's non-Communist parties are thrust to the fore each March for a display of what the official news media calls China's system of "multiparty cooperation and political consultation".

He bulldozed linebacker Chad Greenway on the rush, and finally fell forward for three more yards after initial contact, a display of what the bruising 220-pounder can do on the gridiron.

That night in Dallas, Ray put on a blatant display of what a story could do in terms of artifice, concision, strong feeling, shapeliness, high and surprising dramatics.

Mr. Serkin's balance and control of contrasting elements were impressive, and in some ways they prefigured the task at hand in the Beethoven, a startling display of what a master composer could do with even the most commonplace theme.

17" (1997), a video in which she lures a boyish tourist into an embarrassing display of what she perceives as the naïveté and callowness of Americans.

The Edvard Munch show at Tate Modern was a riot of colour, an exhilarating display of what paint can do; it was also profoundly moving and often dark.

"I want nothing ever transcribed out of this," he said in a monumental display of what fools we mortals be.