Sentence examples for raw displays from inspiring English sources

The characters never break open into raw displays of pain.

Such raw displays of adult power, which marked the lives of many children when Dahl was growing up, in the nineteen-twenties, are no longer common, thankfully.

While Mr. Ballmer is known for occasional raw displays of emotion, he kept his composure during a speech recapping the high points of Microsoft's last year.

Brown's retelling of his own political schemes and raw displays of power makes for an illuminating, if one-sided, story about the arc of politics in California and much of the rest of the country during the last quarter of the 20th century.

Some of the raw displays of racism we have witnessed since Obama's election -- and toward the President himself -- signal that along with what we hoped would be a new era comes a frightening backlash from an older one.

The outside world did nothing to discourage Mr. Aliyev from this raw display of power.

The result was a raw display of disaffected youth going around their day, complete with sex, drugs, violence and skateboarding.

It's also a trenchant allegory of McCarthyism and a raw display of the kind of swelling, blinding panic that can seize hold when people feel truly helpless.

The raw display of power immediately placed other lawmakers on notice that they would meet the same fate if they crossed Mr. Silver.

The Council Governmental Operations Committee took no vote, but the nearly nine-hour hearing offered a raw display of the intense division within the 51-member Council and in the city over the legislation, which would overrule two voter referendums during the last decade that supported a two-term limit for Council members.

The announcement of his seniors' retirement, to which none of them publicly objected, was swiftly followed by his endorsement as defence minister.But, as a raw display of both Mr Morsi's power and that of the Muslim Brothers, the pithy retirement announcement by the president's spokesman on August 12th was hard to beat.