Sentence examples for display of mass from inspiring English sources

"This peace party should be better than the millennium celebrations". · The Stop The War Coalition (STWC) is planning a display of mass direct action designed to bring Britain to a standstill on the day any war starts with Iraq.

A grinning President Hu Jintao of China took individual photos with more than a hundred visiting Japanese lawmakers, patiently shaking hands with each of them in an impressive display of mass diplomacy.

One-hundred thousand performpeachrm each night at the Mass Games, in a display of mass choreography that's hard to absorb.

Indonesia's War on Women.

Of course it is a shocking display of mass psychology, but honestly, as a spectacle, it was much more impressive than the many Olympic Opening Ceremonies I have covered, and it made the Super Bowl halftime show look like amateur hour.

That's more than I could say for most of the 80 people -- including my wife, Sue -- who recently went out on a boat to watch whales but instead, in a stunning display of mass disgorgement that even Herman Melville couldn't have imagined, gave new meaning to the old whaling term "Thar she blows!" Our high-seas adventure began aboard the Viking Starship, a 140-foot-long vessel out of Montauk, N.Y.

This display of mass-manufactured items that promise individual style is paired with a video, made with Owen Hatherley, a journalist and the author of "A Guide to the New Ruins of Great Britain," which describes the architectural characteristics and styles adopted by house builders.

There were no uprisings in North Charleston, as there were in Ferguson and Baltimore, no public displays of mass outrage.

He is unaccustomed to impudent displays of mass dissent, which the election on July 28th represents, rigged or not.

Such displays of mass devotion, repeated in movie houses across urban America, have turned the film in question, Madea Goes to Jail, into a 2009 box-office sensation.

We've seen displays of mass conformity before, but this was collectivism of the present — a high-tech vision of the harmonious society performed in the context of China's miraculous growth.