Sentence examples for display a sort from inspiring English sources

Written in (almost) unfailingly superb English, they retain their appeal mostly because they display a sort of romantic Toryism and traditionalism, with its guarded attitude toward commerce and capitalism, and yet contain a celebration of American individualism.

His digital renderings display a sort of childlike, fantastic quality mixed with an unexpected darkness.

Occasionally, he'll display a sort of conviction that we haven't seen from the last few Labor leaders, even if it is rooted in a traditional brand of Catholicism (which is also where Rudd's is based).

In fact, GPTW has elevated the role of employee feedback still more with a new certification system, through which companies with strong showings on the employee survey get "certified;" for one year, they can display a sort of GPTW stamp of approval on all their internal and external communications.

The chimpanzees are displaying a sort of cultural preference with their tool choice, said Ms. Luncz, a graduate student.

The New Dealers displayed a sort of dynamism from which today's moribund politicians might learn.... FDR saved the country in peace, and then he saved it in war.

Back on his Android phone, Trump is on the "failing" New York Times warpath, displaying a sort of frenzied disdain that hardly bodes well for the relationship between soon-to-be president and the country's paper of record.

When you power on the device for the first time, it displays a sort of particle cloud graphic on its display, which is dynamic and animated and which essentially acts as a QR code might, albeit with stunning visual effects that have little in common aesthetically with crude black and white barcodes.

But the page displays a sort of poem about the wasted life of a young girl.

Not that bullies would've stopped K anyway, as she displays a sort of drive and stubborn confidence that she attributes to her strong Taurus personality, giggling whilst making a set of horns with one of her hands, "I'm all about taking life by the horns.

Mr. Saijo saw his display as a sort of rallying cry.