Sentence examples for mass display of 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.
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.
That was surely evident from the mass display of impotent finger-wagging on the Sunday talk shows this weekend.
I tried ringing David Silvester (of ex-UKIP fame) to ask whether this mass display of gayness would prompt another bout of storms, but to no avail.
Márquez-Greene mourns the loss of her daughter, but she also mourns the version of herself that existed before the shooting; a woman with a naive but steadfast belief that she lived in a place where a mass display of gun violence could never happen.
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.
The arched colonnades and level patios of reconstructed quadrangles struck the restorers as beautiful "bones" around which to mass displays of the fantastic variety of plants that flourish in coastal California's Mediterranean climate -- jasmine and lantana, cactus and roses, rosemary and quince, agave and agapanthus.
If the demonstrations in Gaza are met with mass displays of solidarity abroad, Israel might be induced to change its approach toward Gaza and a brighter future for the region may yet be within reach.
It seems there's no better way to rally a crowd than with bitterness disguised as moral outrage, and for a game that – in this country, at least – has founded itself on providing an outlet for mass displays of bitterness, that's a huge shame.
