Sentence examples for routine displays from inspiring English sources

In May, he repeated his argument that Trump is a "useful fool" for the Russian government, in light of Moscow's intervention on his behalf during the election and the president's routine displays of affinity for their leaders.

This routine display indicates that the territory is occupied.

(Simon & Schuster, 1994), a critical look at Mr. Barry's rise and fall and rise, said that the former mayor was a fitting choice for a city where the fallibility of power is on routine display.

In 1997, CBS's 60 Minutes exposed a decades-long history of racism, harassment, and the routine display of KKK and Nazi imagery around campus.

The only prominent Anglo-Saxon proponent of this style was the late British-American journalist Christopher Hitchens, for whom even cancer and chemotherapy couldn't contain the routine display of copious hair that Hitch himself called the "toast of two continents".

Interestingly, it appears those with predefined roles and technical responsibilities requiring busy, daily routines display the least problems. .

The performance of all three sphere-fitting algorithms are tested on a sphere superimposed with varying degrees of surface irregularities in a Monte Carlo simulation; this study shows that both linear routines display a negative skewness in their radius error distribution.

Just think about young men and [their] seduction routines – displaying their feathers like peacocks.

In playing an aging widower and restaurant owner who is biding his time in a lonely routine, Stallone displays sweetness, an emotion that the actor hasn't radiated in recent memory.

The submenu routine "Show: Outlines" for example allowed to display the outlines of the detected objects with a reference number.

The choreography featured a routine fireworks display and a cliché-laden videotaped message from a professional wrestler, The Rock.