Sentence examples for obvious displays of from inspiring English sources

In this tremendously potent work, there are few obvious displays of emotion, yet "Max" is full of imagery that slips between real life and dance in fleeting flashes.

The representation of masculinity embodied in Help! is a key stepping stone to more obvious displays of gender fluidity that were to emerge in later decades.

The art of Ni and his peers in the Yuan dynasty was opposed to the preceding standards of the Southern Song academy, whose art immediately appealed to the eyes through obvious displays of virtuoso brushwork and a convincing pictorial reality.

So why are women more okay with these less obvious displays of affection?

Jones was described by family members as being a somewhat distant husband and father, dedicated to his career and rarely given to obvious displays of emotion.

As taste generally becomes refined overtime with money and Diamonelle chains could be found on Canal Street for little more than the price of a Big Mac, such overt and obvious displays of wealth became passé.

Florida State's obvious display of superiority dashed any hope.

My dark, curly (and at the time) unnecessarily long hair was an obvious display of my Greek heritage.

But, on the other hand, unhappy marriages are by their very nature more dramatic, so the creation of exciting drama may have impelled him more than the obvious display of his conscious experience.

Embarrassing as the obvious display of cowardice must be, they are willing to set fire to churches, and to start firing in them while the members are at prayer.

Fewell's first practice of training camp — the day of hot potato — seemed an almost too obvious display of the energy that some felt Sheridan, with his quieter, more cerebral demeanor, failed to inspire in the defense.