Sentence examples for displays so much from inspiring English sources

Priscilla Lopez displays so much versatility in this one-woman play by Eric H. Weinberger that, oddly, a sort of audience fatigue takes hold midway through.

Then they decorate the hotel with signs and posters and displays, so much so that it is hard to walk 10 feet in the MGM without some acknowledgement of the fight.

If you're thinking that Apple can only make displays so much bigger while reducing the sizes of the device, there's a lot further they can take this.

There actually isn't much room for men in Rosie's life, except for maybe the stolid German poet Dietmar (McKellar), who displays so much Germanic stoicism that even when he weeps, he says, "I'm not crying, I have angst".

I was surprised that Hillary Clinton displayed so much poise and control during the debate".

The Mets liked that display so much they repeated it in the eighth inning.

How did the man who displayed so much moral courage in Colombia become the cardinal who was so morally culpable in Rome?

It's oddly tragic to think that a song displaying so much love for UK garage's rave rituals also heralded the demise of those raves.

So do ads suggesting that non-smokers are more popular.It may seem odd that the campaign against tobacco, a legal drug, has displayed so much more élan than the war on illegal drugs.

But this is not an occasion for virtuosic acting display so much as an opportunity to hear a variety of voices and a means of stimulating debate about how we counter the insidious propaganda of Isis.

Digital files, however, can display so much information effortlessly: bizarre fonts, typefaces and editing marks, or related, embedded Internet links or the virtual fingerprints of every overeager editor involved in a work reaching its finality.