Sentence examples for display represents from inspiring English sources

Pettegree observes that this lavish display represents the "astute manipulation of different media," a coordination he calls "a ubiquitous feature of the first age of print".

Most navigation devices in cars display your route on a small dashboard screen; the settings can be altered, but more often than not the top of the display represents the direction in which you are moving.

Meanwhile, the Nexus 4's display represents a big step forward from the one seen in its predecessor.

Hence, yeast display represents a technology that can be used for directed evolution of any of the components of the trimeric pep-MHC complex.

Everton have also been in lacklustre form but, although they have still not won at Anfield for 15 years, a draw and their resolute defensive display represents a decent return on the day.

"The 'Snaketivity' display represents darkness while we celebrate the light".

In the circumstances, their second-half display represented their best work of a difficult season.

You might say that what troubles such terrorists is precisely the freedom that art, and its public display, represent.

More inclusion is better than less, but this certainly underscores the need for a display representing the atheists, who far outnumber the Jews who died in the attack.

The works on display represent a wide range of materials, from clay, wood and wire to found material, such as buttons and driftwood.

Her domain includes the Mabel Brady Garvan galleries of American art at the museum, an integrated chronological display representing three centuries of American decorative arts that is housed in a 10,000-square-foot gallery.