Sentence examples for offer a display from inspiring English sources

As an added attraction, the Royal College of Art will offer a display from the Printmaking Department.

You would expect a play about six Welsh miners trapped underground to offer a display of quiet heroism.

The LUMIX FX35 incorporates an Intelligent LCD, which detects the lighting condition and controls the brightness level of the LCD in 11 fine steps, to offer a display with the most appropriate clarity in any situation.

Britain offered a display of humor and humbleness that can only stem from a deep-rooted sense of superiority.

Ford's policy only offers a display of resoluteness--the appearance, but not the substance of effective conservationist action.

"Thus," writes Rothman, "one might deduce that Hekinah Degul pronounces a militant stance, offers a display of colours, and urges Gulliver's capitulation to the Lilliputian flag".

As he entered the courtroom dressed in a dark suit, Mr. Breivik offered a display of defiance, delivering a clenched-fist salute with his right arm thrust rigidly from his body, but then shook hands with court officers.

Almost four times the size of Seton Falls, the park offers a display of leaves from trees that have taken root in a former reservoir, as well as views of the Atlantic Ocean.

The Kindle currently offers a display from E-Ink, a market leader known for using electrophoretic e-paper.

Dell is about to offer a 5K display - at the same price as the iMac.

If not exactly an olive branch, Noel's comments offer a rare display of conciliatory behaviour towards his brother, with whom he fronted the Britpop band.