Sentence examples for display of great from inspiring English sources
Puel suggested the only disappointment for Southampton was that they did not get the second goal that their display of great togetherness and intent deserved.
Original leather spine is a display of great craftsmanship, no doubt the result of idle hours spent in the parlor in want of a suitor.
So we started to bring up great actors who could do it as a display of great acting learn the accent, turn it into a tour de force.
Liverpool took control against Porto with another display of great fluidity but the other quarter-finals are very finely balanced, set up nicely for next week's return fixtures.
This was a display of great maturity and no little tactical skill epitomised by the performance of Yaya Touré who, with Mario Balotelli, was the victim of alleged racist abuse from the stands.
Still, this show is at its best in the apolitical display of great couture, the fine workmanship and brilliant design that seemed to flourish in the shameless and unbridled extravagance of the period.
The 70,438 crowd is a testament to the host side's burgeoning popularity and their interest was returned with a display of greater cohesion and defensive organisation, with goalkeeper Jack Butland performing second-half heroics.
Too often, the inverse is the case, though for reasons only tangentially linked to the display of greater ruthlessness.
Some accompanying devices may be prosaic, but there are also displays of great delicacy and invention.
True to form, Lynch herself did not make any such complaint, but for those familiar with her biography, the intrusion of race in her nomination fight made for an eerie echo from her early life, when her displays of great promise elicited attacks from a society that remained insistent on second-class status for African Americans.
But it seems to have been arranged and presented without acknowledging that displays of great wealth (especially out of notoriously impoverished countries) raise uncomfortable questions.
