Sentence examples for display a form of from inspiring English sources

Many French women appear to worry more about being feminine than feminist, and French men often display a form of gallantry predating the 1789 revolution.

French women appear to worry about being feminine, not feminist, and French men often display a form of gallantry predating the 1789 revolution.

He found that the more closely related the plants the more likely they are to respond to the chemical signal, suggesting that plants may display a form of kin recognition.

In this sense, placing the dead on voyeuristic display, a form of display that is intentionally manipulated and misleading, seems wrong in every case.

However, the lack of HFS-evoked Arc induction does not exclude the possibility that newborn neurons with their own specific synaptic properties, display a form of LTP independent of Arc expression.

The discovery and inclusion of more ring species (for example, the willow warblers Phylloscopus trochilus, which display a form of incipient ring speciation around the Baltic Sea [ 5, 10]) will likewise allow further refinement of the model, perhaps eventually allowing an analysis of what types of barriers are associated with ring species from different taxonomic groups.

He was an artist who "displayed a form of erudite, neo-anarchic, abstract expressionist fearlessness".

Achilles, Jonathan Shay maintains in "Achilles in Vietnam," (Scribner, 1994) displayed a form of traumatic stress when in the Iliad he grieves over the death of his friend Patroclus.

He said Westerners displayed "a form of racism" when they showed more concern for Africa's endangered gorillas than for the Pygmies and other trampled peoples.

In any case, the man in the pink wig displayed a form of patriotism you don't see just anywhere.

"Mondo Cane" on DVD is all camp, safely displayed as a form of nostalgia.