Sentence examples for that displaying from inspiring English sources

After that, displaying a mirror was a mark of refinement, power, wealth and self-confidence.

Ultz's grand design frames the stage with genuine wind-tossed elms: environmentalists have been reassured that, displaying signs of disease, they'd been marked down for felling; their stage appearance gives them an afterlife.

Now, Sotheby's is aiming to change that, displaying 400 objects from the icon's personal collection in the exhibition Bowie/Collector in London in November, followed by a three-part auction.

She said that displaying a racially charged symbol in a public area was no longer acceptable.

He told the programme makers that displaying racist and anti-Semitic banners and graffiti is illegal.

But America and its allies believe that displaying solidarity against the North is crucial.

Muhammad Emara, an Egyptian scholar, told Al Jazeera television that displaying the bodies publicly violated Islamic law.

Duchamp was making the point that displaying an object in a museum is what elevates and sanctifies it.

The whole zoo leadership, after all, including the notorious racist Madison Grant, believed that displaying a pygmy would be educational.

The copy is based on experiments by Newcastle University which prove that displaying images of eyes, by making us feel watched, reduces anti-social behaviour.

Do you think that displaying this image in a public school is a violation of the separation of church and state?