Sentence examples for display is too from inspiring English sources

The fact that Yale lends its name and its classrooms to such a display is too much for Harden to stomach.

More than 150 million GameBoy systems have been sold since 1989, and it has no strong competitor in its size category, though users have long complained that its display is too dim and that power drained too quickly.

But it isn't — the XS Max does exist, and the allure of its large display is too strong for me (and my vision) to pass up.

And even a 4.3-inch display is too big for some, but 4 inches should be comfortable to everyone from teenage girls to Occupy Wall Street protestors to lumberjacks.

Do Drs. Sarter and Wickens explain what the problem is?" John: "Yes; that display is too craplex -- too much for the brain to process.

"We found that guests thought the display was too perfect," Mr. Radtke said of the cereal aisle, cradling a box of Life.

She was apparently told one of the bags on display was "too expensive" for her.

Winfrey, one of the world's richest women, was apparently told the bags on display were "too expensive" for her.

But displays are too earnestly accompanied by messages about the dangers posed by "human-made chemicals" or the "overharvesting" of species like horseshoe crabs, generic cautions that could be imprinted on any animal exhibition the museum cared to present.

Flexible OLED displays are too expensive.

Claims are made that the Macbook Pro displays are too "grainy" and "sparkly" and that Apple uses dithering techniques to achieve higher color depths than actually possible.