Sentence examples for sense of display from inspiring English sources

Thalie Lurault's lighting design, often spotlighting the performers from above on the shadowed stage, furthered this sense of display.

Mr. Bocca, in his second Albrecht of the season, played the character as an older, more experienced man than the norm in a performance that pulled out all the technical stops but without any sense of display.

Tillmans' sense of display – the jumps in scale, the shifts in subject and focus in works that are hung high and low across the walls – echoes our own drifts in concentration.

"Julius Caesar's sense of display and drama was so developed," Mr. Hughes goes on, "that when he walked up the final steps to the Capitol, he had 40 elephants deployed to his right and his left, each carrying a torch in its trunk".

The government presses ahead with the public value programme, its euphemistic prelude to heavy cost cutting, emboldened by the lack of credibility and sense on display at the top of the biggest civil service union.

Zlotowski, recapturing the past with a glossy, abstracted sense of wonder, displays the cinema's glorious myths and monstrous realities.

Designer Antoni explained the pair's very British style and the sense of humour displayed in their work today.

Its high jinks may be a perfect outlet in a nation that appreciates the broad sense of humor displayed in Tokyo's television game shows.

The governments negotiating here in Busan should seek to emulate the... sense of urgency displayed by Mr Blair," said Concord, the aid campaign network.

We only begin to comprehend what we see when we put it in context, shaping a new conceptual map, making sense of the displays.

In a conference call, Zuckerberg called Facebook's move "unprecedented," but said the sense of ownership displayed by its members warrants a drastic change to operating procedure.