Sentence examples for display like a from inspiring English sources

Convinced that they were seeing a new species, the paleontologists named it Caudipteryx, or tail feather, for the tall feathery plumes the animal was likely to have fanned for display like a peacock.

Your youthful passion for ever on display, like a CD of the Smiths stapled to your forehead.

Hers is the kind of touchingly inept display, like a child's drawing, that draws more on love than money.

When the cabby starts the credit card process, the backseat television turns into a touch-screen display, like a bank A.T.M.

You will probably never be asked if you really want to become the living effigy that is a monarch, cut off from the world yet on constant display like a museum exhibit encased in glass.

There's an exuberance to him that may help explain why he puts Ms. Dawson (who's doing just fine before her big reveal) on display, like a bolder Botticelli Venus.

Dr. Firlik is a bit obsessive about her career, and in her more self-indulgent moments she puts it on display, like an art object, for general admiration.

Field-emission displays (FEDs) use much of the same technology as traditional cathode-ray-tube monitors but the final product is a flat display like an LCD screen.

The Compute Stick is designed to plug into the HDMI port on a display, like an HDTV, to turn it into a basic PC.

One screen allows for navigation through a conventional screen while it controls what the patent calls a "bistable, low frame rate display" — like an e-ink screen.

It is an impressive display, like watching a gambler who keeps doubling down and keeps hitting, but it is also the best reading of the afternoon.