Sentence examples for typical display from inspiring English sources

A typical display note ran as follows: "House of Lanvin gown, circa 1985, gold, brown and gray silk taffeta.

"We'd do practically anything; he deserves it," she added in a typical display of the unwavering strength of the animal-human bond.

According to Twitter, on average 5 percent of people who see Promoted Tweets are clicking on, replying to or forwarding the ads -- much higher than the less than 1 percent of people who click on a typical display ad.

"I bought one for my wife and decided to let her try it on me," one man wrote in a typical display of the sort of effusiveness that VIP inspired.

But a stunt to launch Biggles Flies North, the first of what could be several films, backfired when the party-pooping mayor of Cannes, Maurice Delauney, who has already banned late-night beach parties, blocked a flypast by Spitfires in a typical display of Gallic ingratitude.

A shameful, if typical, display of ecclesiastic hypocrisy.

Burris responded with typical displays of his stolid good nature.

However, typical CMOS or CCD sensors can only capture a range of thousands in magnitude; typical displays in normal viewing conditions and printing media can only reproduce information over a range of just a few hundreds or less.

The study at the outset included several site visits to a number of traditional UAE museums to select a proper space with the system under study for investigation; and to specify how typical displays of these museums are classified.

In most cases, these gestures instead resembled parts of species-typical displays of the Western Gorilla, such as chest beating or foot stomping (for example, tapping object, clap, body beat, pirouette, stiff walk).

Many gestures whose form ruled out such an origin, i.e. gestures derived from species-typical displays, were used as intentionally and almost as flexibly as gestures whose form was consistent with learning by ritualization.