Sentence examples for an obvious display from inspiring English sources

My dark, curly (and at the time) unnecessarily long hair was an obvious display of my Greek heritage.

We describe a novel luring system: small- and medium-sized (but not metamorph and large) cane toads, Chaunus marinus, wave the long middle toe of the hindfoot up and down in an obvious display.

This is an obvious display of ignorance.

Don't draw extra attention to yourself by making an ostentatious, obvious display of covering your butt.

In a less obvious display, he found that individuals who received a discount on gasoline opted to use the savings to purchase premium gasoline, even if worse for their automobile, instead of banking the savings for more important purchases or financial priorities.

Graphic figures have been included to provide a more obvious display of some relationships across breeds.

Fewell's first practice of training camp — the day of hot potato — seemed an almost too obvious display of the energy that some felt Sheridan, with his quieter, more cerebral demeanor, failed to inspire in the defense.

For added deterrence, keep a money box with a few coins or a sparsely written diary with a weak lock on obvious display.

In fairness to MSNBC, a story about the job status of the deputy attorney general lacks an obvious visual display.

But more importantly, the BBC, as  it announces major cuts to things that  really matter and makes its case for a funding model that has sustained it for almost a century, could do without such an obvious daily display of futile profligacy.

Jackman's entrance — which may have taken an energetic cue from one of Neil Patrick Harris' recent kinetic opening turns as a Tony host — had multiple resonances, beyond its obvious display of aerobic fitness.