Sentence examples for quick to display from inspiring English sources

Our financial services industry is quick to display its extensive compliance programs, but they are rarely effective.

Many people were quick to display their humanity on Tuesday after a spate of attacks rocked the Belgian capital of Brussels -- as has become common in the wake of similar attacks. .

And though I'm not eligible to vote myself, it's something that keeps me up at night, too: With Republicans so quick to display how much they hate Latinos and immigrants, why hasn't the Democratic Party cracked the code on how to properly court us as voters and supporters? .

Indeed, some of the most interesting pieces we've done are man-on-the-street interviews where we've juxtaposed one person's thoughts to another's in quick succession to display wide-ranging disparities or unlikely convergences.

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The younger signs tend to display quick tempers and be more selfish and eager to learn while the older signs are wiser, more compassionate and more set in their ways.

Offensively, Dayne continued to display the quick feet and shifty inside moves that have made him a star of Giants' training camp practices this summer.

They are edited with verve and allow Schumer to display a quick wit and endearing charm.

According to the research team, the male golden-collared manakin's courtship acrobatics are designed to display his remarkably quick motor-skills.

But the White House officials were quick to contrast the displays of heroism after the attacks with what they said was a lack of courage on the part of those who voted against the gun law.

However, Leinster were quick to put on another display of quick hands and fast offloads in the middle to double their try count.