Sentence examples for ad displaying from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was thus to investigate the beneficial effects of DHA in 3xTg-AD mice, an animal model of AD displaying both neurofibrillary tangles and Aβ plaques [17].

In the "Times" he comes across a full-page ad displaying a familiar face, the figure holds the very latest General Electric engineering triumph.

An ad displaying a humble domain name already feels like an archaic marketing method, the equivalent of shouting your URL at someone out of the window of a moving car.

If you open a copy of the Times to a page that has in one column a Macy ad displaying a set of china and in an adjoining column a news story about China itself, your eye makes a choice; you read about Macy's china or about Mao's China, according to your whim.

Democrats are running a television ad displaying a news report that says health inspectors are testing soil samples to see whether the fireworks factory is the source of the toxic contamination of 11 nearby drinking water wells -- a sensitive environmental issue.

The ad displaying the colorful laptops compels me because of the tune in the background (The W.A.N.D. by The Flaming Lips, if you're wondering) along with the use of blending colors on the screen.

One ad displays a picture of a spanking clean Washington Metro station -- part of a system built in the 1970's -- and says: "It's modern.

His ad displays some of that good old Yankee impulsiveness that America has made famous over the years by blowing up innocent people in proxy wars.

Her rebellion culminates with an indignant, heretical slide show of vintage magazine ads displaying perky, smiling Stepford wives reigning like queens in their immaculate kitchens.

Archrival Procter &Gamble gleefully aired the dirty laundry in ads displaying shredded boxer shorts.

Brands have found their ads displaying against extremist content, white nationalist channels, and other obscenities.