Sentence examples for generous displays from inspiring English sources

The overall feel is odd but comfortable, with generous displays of flowers -- sunflowers and peonies at my visit.

Murdoch had built up a press empire spanning three continents on a sensationalist foundation of crime news and generous displays of female flesh.

In the first part, Raskin described Murdoch's style: Murdoch had built up a press empire spanning three continents on a sensationalist foundation of crime news and generous displays of female flesh.

Her gifts are on generous display in "Die Ägyptische Helena," a Strauss-Hofmannsthal rarity from 1928.

The first gallery has a generous display of 15th-century Spanish lusterware, apothecary jars and plates.

"Colin St John Wilson's stately yet accessible design incorporates fine materials and a generous display of public art," he said.

Newspaper editors now tend to self-censor, and women, while often allowing a generous display of hair to show, still wear head coverings.

Their elegance and wit were on generous display in the opening Haydn work; the concert closed with a grandiloquent account of Beethoven's String Quartet in G (Op. 18, No. 2).

This generous display of George Grosz's drawings from 1914 to 1930, before he came to the United States, shows his work in two arenas -- for publication and for the stage -- at the height of his wit and indignation.

With only one reference to current politics (France) and a slight decline in material in the second act, "As Long as We Both Shall Laugh" remains a generous display of warmhearted, high-quality humor that provides a welcome respite from wartime tensions.

The library is designed for reader comfort, with abundant natural light, comfortable seating, and generous display space.