Sentence examples for visible display from inspiring English sources

The outside of the Shine is made of aircraft-grade aluminium, with no buttons or visible display.

The miners' banners went with them, signposts to the past, a visible display of pride in the region's history.

It will take strong nerves and a visible display of responsibility that has been absent so far to restore confidence after this carnage.

He sprinted back and forth across the street, kissing cheeks, grabbing at hands and making the most of this very visible display of one of the central reasons that his candidacy is seen as so potentially potent.

The Great Depression put those effects on vast, visible display and, amid the New Deal's climate of government activism New York City in 1934, established the first municipal housing authority in the nation.

Depending on whether Japan needs the assistance and accepts China's offer, the effort could provide a visible display of China's new reach as an emerging power in the region.

The majority community, largely uneducated in South Asian cultures, is uncomfortable and often hostile to visible displays of their traditions.

My experience of our company culture is that visible displays of anger are not welcome at HBR.

The front of each shows the present-day museum, while the reverse side, which is also visible, displays archival photographs of the institution.

In the images, the women's faces, hands and feet are visible, displaying hints of modernity in an ancient space: neatly manicured fingernails, silver rings, leather watches.

During Mr. Wilson's 2006 trial, his lawyers asked the judge to ban not only police uniforms, but any other visible displays of support for the victims, including buttons and ribbons.