Sentence examples for to display him from inspiring English sources

When Gouzer returned, they puzzled over how best to display "Him," a 2001 sculpture by Maurizio Cattelan, which was to be the final lot of the sale.

But that doesn't mean that one has to display him as a trophy.

My favourite picture from the early era shows an anxious and decidedly unsexy DH, in need of a shave and a background to display him to better advantage.

But his image never entirely lost its incendiary appeal.Critical of earlier historians who tended to treat Garibaldi with condescension, Ms Riall is anxious to display him as the resourceful manipulator of his own legend.

If they're using him to raise money and rally the birthers, they should be forced to display him on TV, right alongside every single person of color running on the Republican line for any office higher than Board of Zoning Appeals.

Once, waking in the night beside her, I saw over her shoulder that he wasn't there; I felt anxious and shook her awake; and only when, smiling faintly, she lifted the covers to display him lying between us in his dark sports jacket, light-blue shirt, and jeans, sleeping soundly with his head between her breasts, did my anxiety subside enough to permit me to fall back to sleep.

There was a decision to preference a new entrant into the WA political field, an Australian Aboriginal, who happens to be a member of the National Party, and to symbolically, I suppose, display him in the preference list … Where possible, where we see shining stars in individual parties, like Scott, or this guy from the Nats, we should individually preference them higher.

One player, Kurt Thomas, cited Latrell Sprewell as the team's vocal leader last season, but his team-imposed banishment after his hand injury hardly speaks for his leadership skills or the Knicks' expectations for him to display them.

They hated Obama and used to display posters of him with a Hitler mustache, but at the moment they love Donald Trump, probably because they share his love of the insupportable and the irrational.

Even in the highest register, his voice was noted for its purity of tone, and his concerts, recordings, and television appearances which provided him ample opportunity to display his ebullient personality gained him a wide popular following.

The architect Adolf Loos designed a house for him in Montmartre, enabling him to display paintings by his friends.