Sentence examples for badly displayed from inspiring English sources

Clunkiness is a problem with Hesse's art when it's badly displayed, but that's not the issue.

Odder still is the show they have organised – cramped, frustrating, weirdly selected and badly displayed, as if deliberately designed to diminish her.

"She'll spot the one speck of dirt on the floor — the way I'll see the one tart that's badly displayed — and stand there until it's gone.

Since taking office she has managed them badly, displaying a mixture of arrogance, inexperience and a perhaps understandable distaste for the unsavoury bargains required to govern Brazil.

A CSA poll showed that 53percentt of French thought Mr. Sarkozy represented France badly, and that they displayed a nostalgia for the imperious Charles de Gaulle; 88 percent thought he represented France well.

In the last round Whitaker, with a badly swollen right eye, displayed a purely defensive stance, avoiding his opponent throughout the round while Trinidad continued on the offensive until the fight concluded.

In retrospective reviews, critics considered that the novel had aged badly, and that Terhune displayed little actual writing skill, but noted that the novel was able to hold long-lasting appeal as it triggered the reader's desire to have such an ideal dog.

But the Met's outgoing modern-art chief kept the place in limbo; he brought in gifts but mounted hardly any shows of new art, bought tons of junk and displayed the collection badly.

But something more: the best riposte to any doubt that the Parthenon – or Elgin – marbles, the artworks that once adorned this magisterial edifice – but which have spent the last 200 years displayed in the badly lit British Museum – should be reunited with the place where they were created.

When a flag is no longer in good condition (e. g., if it is torn, ripped or badly soiled) it should not be raised or displayed.

The aesthetic isn't far from PC Music either, best displayed between each segment as the band fly around on a badly green-screened sofa holding fluffy clipboards.