Sentence examples for takes to display from inspiring English sources

The "I" of personal narrative — the egotism it takes to display one's point… The superb Polish-French painter Balthus — an anti-modernist beloved of modernists, including Picasso — charms the eye and rattles thought.

The "I" of personal narrative — the egotism it takes to display one's point of view in a novel, a poem, or a play — tends not to reveal itself at the first stroke of the pen; even the most soul-baring authors usually have to work themselves up to the trauma of ruthless self-revelation, especially if the story involves other people, and it almost always does.

Using this new approach, Facebook managed to reduce the amount of code it takes to display the newsfeed in the iOS app by 70percentt and this move has also significantly improved scroll performance.

And, whatever one thinks of the new controversial HBO series Girls and its very real-looking star/writer/producer Lena Dunham, no one doubts the great pains she takes to display authenticity on the show.

With intervals of 4 ms and above, the decline in recognition may be due to the total time it takes to display all the dots.

The time taken to display the images and to report on them was excluded from the analysis.

Although it is reported that bilateral electrolytic lesioning of the MePD in adult rats did not affect estrous cyclicity, only the time taken to display estrus after surgery was recorded without an evaluation of cyclicity per se (71).

Different brands will vary as to how much blood must be obtained and how long the test results take to display.

But after word that $10,000 would be offered was reported on Monday, several fans of the current cast took to displaying signs around the house to tell the participants the offer was coming and urging them to reject it.

Trucks trundling around Venezuela have taken to displaying a sign that says, "We are not transporting food".

Simple initiatives can be taken to visibly display support for the LGBT community.