Sentence examples for numerous displays from inspiring English sources

"It's absolutely reasonable to expect there to be numerous displays of national pride, and I don't think it will be only Americans," Neal said.

The African galleries contain the largest concentration of new acquisitions of any of the collection reinstallations, with numerous displays coming from the Charles B. Benenson collection of African art, acquired by the museum in 2004.

Djokovic's hard-won forbearance was an asset on a night that featured one 17-minute game, a few 30-stroke rallies and numerous displays of can-you-top-this shot-making.

Last November, Morelli Parikh and her co-founders (Leymarie is a former L'Oréal executive; de Limelette has designed numerous displays for Hermès) rolled out a second store, this one in the city's decidedly fancier Breach Candy area.

Along with views of the modern racecar, race shop and weekly race preparations, Nascar's history is celebrated in numerous displays, monitors and interactive exhibits, including a red leather bucket seat from the Wood Brothers' No. 21 Ford driven by David Pearson in 1972, a 1963 racing jacket worn by Roberts and Janet Guthrie's 1976 driving shoes.

Alongside the planes and helicopters on show at the Paris Air Show there are also numerous displays of pilotless vehicles.

E-readers offer numerous display technologies, from the black-and-white E Ink technology in the AmazonKindle and the Barnes & Noble Nook to the coming full-color IPS LCD of Apple's iPad.

I personally experienced issues with the "safe to spend" amount showing incorrectly, duplicate payments, slow refunds, numerous display issues, and an overall, fairly broken bill pay system.

Users can customize numerous display features, such as color schemes, the shape of links (straight, curved or angled), enabling/disabling antialiased drawing and displaying distance labels.

The first of numerous interactive displays lets visitors turn a wheel and split Pangaea apart on a world map, moving the land masses around until they assume their familiar shapes and positions.

The bow appears in an amplified, frozen form in numerous courtship displays in which the male struts in front of the female, breast lowered, tail upwards and spread, wings expanded (for example, think turkeys and peacocks).