Sentence examples for displays whose from inspiring English sources

Although non-flat displays are being marketed, the currently available commercialized displays are mostly bent displays whose shape cannot be changed.

"I don't think you should be scared to wear red eye shadow, you know?" If you still find the makeup diva intimidating, it may help to think of her as someone like you, a bird of passage among the lipstick displays, whose interests and dreams reach far beyond the tip of her mascara wand.

In contrast, for displays whose development and expression require learning, a direct link with cognition is possible because of a shared dependence on brain function.

Intended to make computers easier to use, Keymaster was based on function keys with built-in liquid crystal displays whose designations changed according to the application.

We also display whose grid we are displaying on the screen in this state.

Certainly, there's no art form on display whose disappearance anyone would mourn.

It's a seductive, even imposing, display, whose command rushes the audience swiftly past any ideas.

Of the three, it is the one who is most thick-set (currently positioned to the upper right of the Met's display) whose line seems most attractive.

These also included not canceling the Christmas display, whose kitschiness drove him bonkers but which endured because people love it and because he is a populist and showman, despite his elitist veneer, and because he has a heart.

It too has a minimalist display whose text and color react to the weather forecast, but this app contains slightly more detailed information to which you gain access via gestures.

For $60 a year, Cue customers with the Pioneer or Clarion equipment can tune in and hear information covering the same area as the navigation system's map display, whose scale is set by the user.