Sentence examples for well on display from inspiring English sources

It was well on display in his speech.

Or maybe it was the gold oil well on display that caught collectors' eyes.

That contempt was well on display on Thursday afternoon, when Trump confirmed America's withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.

(See David Remnick for more on the delusions of dictators, well on display in Mubarak's last speech).

Cars 2. Hollywood's well-documented predilection for "proven" material remakes, sequels and adaptations is well on display here.

The South China Sea disputes and their global reverberations were well on display during the latest edition of the Asian Security Summit, better known as the Shangri-La Dialogue, which brought together the world's leading defense officials and experts in Singapore.

But they prompt a shadow consensus as well, one not on display in this rain-resistant crowd of thousands: rage among those who view the Peas as an unsalvageable wreck of lowest-common-denominator schlock.

The administration's Kissingerian streak could well be on display this week when Mr. Cheney makes a respectful visit to Beijing that is likely to emphasize the importance of relations and to avoid confrontation over China's recent hostility toward democracy in Hong Kong and Taiwan.

> On the other hand, R elation achieved comparable performance on the frequent organisms, and also worked relatively well on rare ones, displaying its good adaptability across domains.

AMD has made changes to the core code that runs its processors and graphics cards to ensure apps built for the small screens on mobile phones look good and run well on larger displays.

There is decency as well as depravity on display in "A Woman in Berlin," but from the start the notion that anyone in Berlin in the spring of 1945 could be considered innocent is put aside.