Sentence examples for picture displays from inspiring English sources

Nearly every picture displays the classical panache — the fullness, the economy — of a painting by Poussin.

One picture displays the medal ribbon awarded to German soldiers that served in the winter offensive in Russia in 1941.

In the years I've been using computers, monitors have grown thinner and more vivid in their picture displays, and the technology that runs them has grown faster and less expensive.

The material at the Web site is also available on hand-held guides that visitors can use at Egypt's museums, and through text and picture displays that can be received by cellphone at the museums and historic sites.

Each picture displays a caption detailing the source and context of the photo, while a "pro tip", written by our photographic team offers an insight into the work that each photographer has put in to the image.

Under common ragweed, the site has links to several picture displays, notably those from the Weed Science Society of America, showing ragweed as a seedling, a young plant and a mature plant.

Every picture displayed inside club buildings is hung on two hooks so no picture is crooked.

– Shawn Ingram "I really like the new picture display in the newsfeed.

A feature of some folk art is the "picture" displayed as if it were painted but executed in such media as fern, cork, shells, or embroidery.

Lord Henry, a Mephistophelian aesthete who seems to be Wilde's mouthpiece, visits the studio of his friend Basil Hallward and becomes fascinated by a picture displayed there.

"We've sold almost nothing," said Daniel Martínez, 50, who was selling buttons with the new pontiff's picture displayed on a jersey of Argentina's national soccer team.