Sentence examples for really display from inspiring English sources

It was pretty wet and cold all week so I didn't really display any symptoms.

(Similarly while Barack Obama is derided for his emotional coolness, he can't really display anger in public because then he'd be an Angry Black Man).

He has instincts -- a "healthy distrust" for government, as he puts it, and an inclination to support business -- but he does not really display a fully formed ideology.

"My first reaction to that is it's disappointing that somebody so great with such accomplishments was kind of robbed of the opportunity to really display his athleticism," he said of Robles.

"Now you get to really display your talent and what type of player you are," Edwards said, referring to the youth on a roster in which all but 16 of the 87 players have fewer than five years of N.F.L. experience.

That's why we're partnering with several local entities on the ground to really display the best of the German scene.

"In that generation, government really displayed by its actions that it was a force for good".

But what he really displays here, in great abundance and to entertaining effect, is a Tarantino touch.

"He really displays what the American Academy of Sleep Medicine has described as symptoms of chronic sleep deprivation: inability to process information, impulsiveness, trouble listening to others, being prone to paranoid tendencies such as claiming that thousands of Muslims were cheering the fall of the Twin Towers.

This novel injection strategy really displays the superior surfactant transportation and foam propagation ability of this CO2-soluble surfactant.

In some case like commercial suppliers we check against an internal list if the page really displays a supplier, or, if for instance PubChem has only a reference to ChemSpider, and ChemSpider references again just PubChem, but nowhere you will find a supplier.