Sentence examples for displays something from inspiring English sources

The fanatical twelve-year-old aesthete displays something like cultural disobedience.

It also displays something even more exclusive: an apology from Chanel's lawyers.

Though no one can mistake Marty for the kind of guy you'd like to hang out with, in these fleeting moments — when Marty struggles to be a good parent to Roscoe, a boy with a fondness for feather boas, glitter and show tunes — he displays something resembling vulnerability.

Warwick's proverb displays something undoubtedly Tudor, in that a text from the parables - "With what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you" (Mark 4.24) - adjusts itself to the pragmatic ethic of revenge, at its most ferocious in III Henry VI.

From this perspective, Mill displays something of a tin ear for such concerns about weighted voting.

But they've been undone by small defects in the films that create dead pixels in displays, something the eye can readily see.

He displayed something of a passion for niceties.

These cubbies, carved into the wainscoting, look as if they were meant to display something.

As he was operating from retail premises, he was obliged to display something in the window.

Once in a while, they go crazy and actually display something.

You might think that a rare books librarian at a prestigious institution would be displaying something like Magna Carta.