Sentence examples for display of good from inspiring English sources

The display of good intentions in discourse was not conducive to conversation".

In a unanimous display of good breeding (or an understandable fear of chocolate stains), napkins were whipped onto laps.

And that, in an unusually gratifying display of good sense, this year's Pulitzer Prize committee awarded him its fiction prize for "Empire Falls".

And this was hardly a display of good judgment at a time when nearly 13 million Americans are unemployed, and US soldiers are laying their lives on the line every day in Afghanistan.

If the writer wants her fiction to aid actual people outside it, desires her words to be more than a well-intentioned display of good intentions, more than a dreary recital of a plight suffered by countless young, underprivileged women, the story requires help.

The EPA is now conducting the biggest study ever into all aspects of shale exploration, likely to be published next year, which might help allay public fears.The European Commission, in a rare display of good sense, has concluded that no new laws are needed to cover shale gas beyond those already in pace for the extractive industries.

Instead, the capacity crowd of 45,808 saw a display of good-natured class and surprising skill from players ranging in age from 28 to 68.

One afternoon the writer observed a splendid sand-colored dog, roughly the conformation of an Airedale but not as large, disorganizing a whole block of upper Broadway with a rapid-fire display of good-humored antics.

But my real goal was a small display of goods just beyond the bakery's counter, the first American location of the British retail brand Labour and Wait.

In 1902, when Harry Gordon Selfridge opened his department store in London, with its open-access display of goods, he was denounced by London magistrates for seeming to encourage shoplifting.

Around me, young men, women and children offered a revolving display of goods and services to those fortunate enough to be seated.