Sentence examples for big display of from inspiring English sources
A big display of force can make a suspect think twice about pulling a gun.
The way he introduced new products was one big display of arrogance.
She smiled and said, "I just saw a big display of your books at the entrance of Borders".
There will probably be a big display of energy-efficient wares right up front, under a colorful sign urging you to buy the products to prevent soaring energy prices from siphoning off your tax refund.
Within minutes of walking into the Atwater Market, one of the big public food halls, I spotted both a large toy Christmas tree bellowing "Jingle Bells" -- through moving lips -- and a big display of perfect duck confit.
Even the celebration parade is not without controversy: Russians who lament the resurgent power of the state wince at the big display of military hardware, abandoned after the fall of communism but revived last year.
In the years after it moved to its new home on the Bowery, an impractical stack of boxes with serious circulation problems, the Kunsthalle founded by the late, beloved Marcia Tucker lost its way with big, bad displays of commercially friendly white guys, plus a notorious show of one of its board member's own collections.
As a leading feminist here, she found the magazines' big displays of women posing nude or engaging in sex acts deeply troubling.
It wasn't uncommon to see big displays of hair metal bands in urban outlets where they couldn't sell a single stick but the labels had paid for their utility, so up they went.
Gosling and Mulligan get the big displays of human tenderness, but the work being carried out around them is often awesomely delicate – the various tics and eccentricities of the three older men a delight to watch but the result never once tipping over into the cartoonish.
Not surprisingly, he also went for big displays of color and temperament when the opportunities presented themselves, as they did amply in both the F sharp minor work, with its explosive middle section, and in the Polonaise in A flat, with its frenetic bass octaves.
