Sentence examples for displaying what from inspiring English sources

I imagine them displaying what Harris calls "macho, inarticulate energy".

Dr Vizard characterises the second group as displaying what she calls Emerging Severe Personality Disorder (ESPD).

Peyton Manning and Tony Dungy leaping into the air, displaying what little jumping ability they have.

The museum shows assorted everyday Americans displaying what they call neo-tribal body art.

He rose quickly, displaying what colleagues recall as keen instincts for TV programming and a blunt, unvarnished style.

Mr. Karzai did not seem to take offense, displaying what appeared to be an astute understanding of campaigning in a democratic country.

After the tumultuous movement in Scotland's politics last year, Curtice's rolling poll of polls has since been displaying what he describes as "a series of horizontal lines".

Do we believe that by continually acquiring and displaying what we wear, we are creating an identity, an eternal brand of the self?

Mr. Cohen, like Mr. Dwyer and Mr. Smith, is a natural experimenter, displaying what Pitchfork called "understated and unfakeable weirdness" in his music.

Displaying what some describe as his customary wit, Mr Berlusconi said it was better to have a fondness for pretty girls than to be gay.

Singapore's Botanic Gardens, established in 1859, have the distinction of displaying what is said to be Southeast Asia's first rubber tree, smuggled from Brazil in 1877.