Sentence examples for display intended from inspiring English sources

For May Day, Waldenbooks near Wall Street put up a window display intended to grab a stockbroker's eye.

At more upmarket auctions built around a theme, with an elegant display intended to stimulate buyers, prices remain modest for a whole range of decorative urban landscapes.

The monument is "nothing less than an obtrusive year-round religious display intended to proselytize on behalf of a particular religion, the chief justice's religion".

From Peter Capek of IBM, who was here in the 1960s: "[The 2260] was a characters-only display intended for simple transaction and dataentry applications.

Some programs seem perfunctory, and others quite creative, like Purdue University's inclusion of banned and censored books as part of a display intended to get students thinking about the First Amendment.

In the lexicon of close air support, his maneuver was a "show of presence" — a mid-altitude, nonlethal display intended to reassure ground troops and signal to the Taliban that the soldiers were not alone.

The findings of this study have important implications in the design and prescription of head mounted displays intended to augment navigation performance.

Several manufacturers are offering flat-panel displays intended for household users at roughly $400, the same price that a conventional cathode-ray tube display fetched just a couple of years ago.

The 17,000-square-foot store will have two retail levels and extensive interactive displays intended to appeal to children who watch the animated cartoons on television and play the games on specialized display toys.

Though the new Insight gets significantly lower mileage than the original, Honda has loaded it with an array of gauges and displays intended to coach drivers to be more economical.

Peng Guangqian, deputy head of China's Council for National Security Policy Studies, said the equipment on display was intended to show the combat readiness of the People's Liberation Army PLAA).