Sentence examples for popular display from inspiring English sources

More seasoned observers, however, saw nothing unusual in the popular display of nonchalance, noting that Israelis were used to taking doomsday situations in stride.

The diamond formation, with one airplane in the slot and one on each side of the leader, is a particularly popular display formation.

Backing up Mr. Steidle's words was a splashy and popular display by NASA that trumpeted President Bush's call for a manned mission to Mars.

Gyricon could end up going the same way.The most popular display technology today is liquid crystal found in everything from digital watches and calculators to mobile phones, flat-screen televisions and even microwave ovens.

At the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, there is a popular display of photographs of Jews killed by the Nazis, the pictures rising up the walls of a room shaped like a smokestack.

It will be unveiled tomorrow on the eve of Africa Unity Day, as the latest in the procession of temporary installations which have made the empty plinth, originally intended to hold a sombre bronze general like the others in the square, one of the most spectacular and popular display spaces in Britain for contemporary art.

The V&A's jewellery has long been one of the museum's most popular displays.

(A glass tank holding about a half-dozen live leeches is among the most popular displays).

Despite the academic nature of its work, the museum presents a number of popular displays.

On an early visit The New York Times reported that the most popular displays were the diamonds, followed by ostrich feathers, and then the apes and monkeys.

To anyone who has recently felt downcast by popular displays of credulity and celebrity worship, this massed derision should come as a reassuring, even an inspiring, sight.