Sentence examples for display is about from inspiring English sources

"I came from display, and we all know what display is about -- it's entertainment," said Ms. Price, who made her name in the 70's creating windows for Bloomingdale's and Henri Bendel.

The flat-panel liquid crystal display is about an inch from each eye; an optical magnifier creates the feeling of a large display.

The approximately two hundred and fifty items on display is about "three one-millionths" of the library holdings," said N.Y.P.L. president Paul LeClerc. "It's a totally colossal mountain of material," he said.

(Recall what Steve Jobs said: "the magic number for a retina display is about 300 PPI for a device held 10 to 12in from the eye". So you can't see the pixels on the Moto X).

Every day on display is about reflecting the life we're actually living.

On display are about 120 paintings, drawings and prints, mostly from 1880 to the mid-1890s.

Also on display are about a dozen of the artist's prints and drawings, few of which have been shown publicly.

On display are about 1,500 pieces -- from a collection of 100,000 -- including Gibson's original, 65-year-old experimental electric guitar, the handwritten lyric notebook that once belonged to Nirvana's Kurt Cobain, Janis Joplin's velvet blouse and the white Fender Stratocaster guitar that Jimi Hendrix, a Seattle native, played at Woodstock in 1969.

He says the boxes and signs on display are about capturing the exuberance and active participation of Americans in the voting process.

Because the two singletons present in the display were about equally salient (there was no reliable difference in the absolute RTs between the various colors in experiments), the smallest increase in top-down weight on the target color should have tipped the weight in favor of the target and should have selectively biased attention to the target singleton only.

"The main issue over these displays is about consultation, because they were put in without any form of consultation whatsoever".