Sentence examples for do not parade from inspiring English sources

Professionalism is the ethic of the American military, and professionals do not parade their expertise.

Yet the same glance at MacNeice's poems will also show that they do not parade feeling with anything like the same candour that became fashionable in the second half of his century (he died early, in 1963).

In the latter parts of On Liberty Mill also suggests that distasteful persons can be held in contempt, that we can avoid such persons (as long as we do not parade it), that we can warn others against these persons, and that we can persuade, cajole and remonstrate with those we deem offensive.

We do not parade military might even though it was a three year war.

But still... Trump wears no hood, and burns no crosses; his supporters do not parade through Arab-American or Mexican-American neighborhoods in full regalia.

Do not parade around flaunting your valuables.

"But I don't parade it either".

"I don't parade around New York in a cowboy hat.

"I don't parade at my age," Mr. Kleeman jokes.

Yet we don't know their names; they don't have an organisation, don't parade, don't seek any attention at all.

We don't parade about with the decibels our voices can reach or the contortions our faces can make for just anybody.