Sentence examples for notion of display from inspiring English sources

In a room dedicated to the notion of display, Tessa Farmer has meticulously hung a great army of bees (and helper insects) in the playful Depraved Pursuit of a Possum, while Cut Papers #15 sees Shachiko Abe's pile of cuttings grow ever deeper as she carefully adds to her installation.

But the article embraces the dying notion of "display advertising" and fails utterly to deal with the news industry's central challenge, which is to create new forms of advertising that actually work--that are as valuable to the audience and as engaging as the news itself.

The notion of displaying family is used to demonstrate the existence of family bonds and appropriate family practices to other family members and to wider audiences (Finch 2007).

Bits of museum business blend with performance art, holiday rituals and notions of display and presentation.

In The Nation's Mantelpiece, Jonathan Conlin's attractive history of the National Gallery, there is an account of a spoof art exhibition in 1762, which sent up the whole notion of putting paintings on display.

The notion of putting yourself on display — whether deliberately or inadvertently — both repels and fascinates Winger, and it's hard to miss her pleasure at getting to be the observer rather than the observed.

And surely Apple's old guard would have scoffed at the notion of a 6.5-inch display.

This position was influenced by Veblen's notion of "conspicuous consumption" and display of commodities analyzed in his Theory of the Leisure Class that Baudrillard argued has become extended to everyone in the consumer society.

The notion of a museum with displays designed by children for adults has worked well so far; it will continue to be the policy.

There, he endorsed the United States' Lend-Lease policy, but warned against displaying any notion of American endorsement for the USSR, which he considered to be an unfit ally.

Thematically the show explores coming of age rituals, tradition, and the notion of being presented or being on display.