Sentence examples for conspicuous displays of from inspiring English sources
It is true that conspicuous displays of wealth are vulgar and irritating.
In a culture that disdains ostentation, there are few conspicuous displays of new money.
And it's the end of the era of conspicuous displays of wealth.
And the Ryans are not known for conspicuous displays of wealth.
Indeed, for them, conspicuous displays of Transatlantic flourish provide a subtle professional and social benefit.
Brazen showmanship has also given way to conspicuous displays of authenticity.
Gyllenhaal's performance offers a conspicuous display of formidable skill within the film's familiar range of conventional drama.
George W. Bush's trumpeting of his own ease is what Thorstein Veblen, the great theorist of the leisure class, would have called the conspicuous display of an industrial exemption.
Those were days, apparently, of high-minded radicalism, liberating "minijupes" by André Courrèges and the conspicuous display of dog-eared texts by Regis Debray.
