Sentence examples for displaying as much from inspiring English sources

In later years, however, Lewis took to sharing the deeper insights into piano-playing and diverse musical styles he'd had all along, displaying as much enthusiasm for the inspirations of Tchaikovsky and Prokofiev as he did for such formidable jazz-piano models as Ahmad Jamal and McCoy Tyner.

But Tufte's seminal, self-published 1982 book The Visual Display of Quantitative Information has become the bible for graphic design in every medium from newspapers to corporate reports, focusing on what Tufte calls "intense clarity": displaying as much data as clearly and honestly as possible.

For his part, Mr. Pataki tried to display as much camaraderie as he could.

She displays as much sensitivity to craft as insensitivity to taste.

His opening stand-up jokes display as much love for wordplay as for argument.

"You want to display as much ruthlessness as your duty requires, and you do not want to add one single iota because you're angry".

Beethoven's 20th variation, a melancholy Andante, was utterly lucid yet somehow insubstantial; as in the 24th variation, a Fughetta, there was a sense of excessive deliberation, of the music being displayed as much as played.

Like these paintings, the full-length portraits by Boucher, Gainsborough, Kees van Dongen, and Matisse display as much regard for the texture and form of their sitters' dress as for their facial features.

Warner walked away with a year remaining on a two-year, $23 million contract, and he displayed as much dignity during his exit as he did during the twists and turns of his playing years.

But at least in California everyone is so clean, tanned and beautiful it seems as if the whole point of the festival is to display as much flesh as possible, the music merely being an afterthought someone tacked on the end.

Here is a simple graphic showing where a story actually starts on a page (based on its headline), the red rectangle being the browser's window: (Go to Mondaynote.com to see the complete set of visuals) Unsurprisingly, the paid-for digital versions of newspapers tend to display as much as possible; as advertising weighs more in the P&L, so do ad pixels.