Sentence examples for mass display from inspiring English sources

It is unclear what effect the mass display of indignation will have on policy.

Not far off, supporters of the Chinese Olympics were watching a mass display of tai-chi.

The street scene was a mass display of grief, pride and resolve.

Periodically, prized possessions were put on mass display in the reception rooms of shogunal palaces, with the precise configuration charted in stylebook-type scrolls.

Local journalists said such a mass display of public dissent would have been unthinkable under Karimov, whose critics were subject to horrific torture in Uzbekistan's brutal prisons.

That mass display of indifference seemed, if nothing else, to illuminate the central paradox of the broad dysfunction between European citizens and the European political institutions from which they feel generally estranged: only by making the politics irrelevant do Europeans protest irrelevance itself.

Japan's defeat in World War II left its people uncomfortable with mass displays of patriotism.

We are in the midst one of those mass displays of emotion with which Britain sometimes startles itself.

Since then, Stella has made its mark in every possible space, from gas-station planting strips to mass displays at home and garden shows.

In the end, though, spectacle trumps concept; this is the era of the arena rock show and mass displays like those of the Olympic opening and closing ceremonies.

At locality 1S (Supplementary Fig. 1), a large hydrothermal barite mass displays distinct sets of isopachous barite layers with strongly curving geometries that envelop a wedge-shaped block of layered chert-barite derived from the overlying sedimentary succession (Fig. 3a).