Sentence examples for serious display from inspiring English sources
Harman gave the first serious display of his entrepreneurial mettle as a young engineer, working in New York for a maker of public address systems.
"The team gave a very serious display, making almost no errors and that's important in games like these, when you know very little about your opponents," Enrique said.
Today school pupils are threatening to join in, which must be the first serious display of concern over pension rights ever shown by teenagers.
The first serious display of XX-chromosome strength occurred well before noon, when the female members of the House Democratic Caucus gathered on the Capitol steps for a group photo.
Thousands of Israelis huddled in shelters as the long-range rockets hit streets or open areas late in the night, the most serious display of Hamas's arsenal since the Israeli assault began.
Wearing a flowing dress in pinks and purples and flicking her long ruffled train like a mermaid's tail, Ms. Tomás contrasted her winsome spirit with a more serious display of prickling footwork that rooted her into the floor with an earthy power.
To see a more whimsical kind of collection — featuring a two-headed cow, unicorn horns, crocodile heads and antique inventions — walk a few blocks to the Old State House, which among its more serious displays houses a re-creation of Joseph Steward's Museum of Natural and Other Curiosities, dating from 1797.
Rather treat kisses as the fun, mutually enjoyable, but serious displays of affection that they are.
The limitations are still pretty serious: the display can switch between a "puffed" and "sucked" state, allowing for two different shapes per area of the screen, but there's no way to change those shapes without taking the whole thing apart.
Eventually, Mitt Romney, who at one point in the distant past (September) must have considered Perry a serious rival, displayed his charitable side and said "E.P.A".
Prevalence rates ranged between 1.6 and 74.5 % and, as expected, serious infractions displayed lower prevalence rates than minor infractions.
