How To Use Showmanship In A Sentence
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All of those outbursts of passion and pathos are mostly showmanship, and it is truly amazing how easily these individuals can break off an attachment or relationship without shedding a tear.
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Showmanship is an art lost on just about the entire indie world.
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With consummate showmanship, he closed the ninety-minute set with a third encore, that first, huge hit, the one we'd all been waiting for.
DEAD BEAT
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Her show achievements include numerous regional championships in stock seat equitation and regional reserves in horsemanship and showmanship.
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Muhammad Ali's showmanship in the ring shouldn't detract from his considerable skill.
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It proves that beneath the showmanship, there is real talent and a deep well of genuine feeling.
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And there was more than mere warm-up showmanship in his sensitive handling of the aria's fancy florid writing.
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This kind of artful barminess takes skill and showmanship - something she has in abundance, along with knives, guns, deep-seated conservative attitudes and the most diseased brain since Krang.
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The external forms of genuine emotion jarred at first in the context of his signature showmanship.
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The opening numbers are all high-octane rock numbers with the emphasis on ultimate pomp and showmanship.
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When Black Mountain evoke shredders of yesteryear such Blue Cheer and Led Zeppelin, their technique falls nearer to Galaxie 500 and the Velvet Underground, who forsook showmanship and dug deep in search of music's fundamental soul.
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Self-reference - not to speak of bluster or bragging - was at the zero level, as were all other forms of showmanship.
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Remember, showmanship behind the bar is a very important aspect of the job, and muddling provides bartenders a great chance to prove their worth.
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His tragic gift for showmanship began to get on the nerves of reserved Anglo-Saxons.
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Muhammad Ali's showmanship in the ring shouldn't detract from his considerable skill.
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The multimillionaire tax exile's statement to the inquiry was characterised by the bluster and showmanship for which he is renowned.
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Tom Stoppard is often characterized as a dramatist who mixes intimidating cleverness with extravagant showmanship, but in
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Quietly charismatic, he can draw his listeners into a call-and-response routine without a hint of showmanship.
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Segev’s attempt at heterodox showmanship is shallow.
Matthew Yglesias » 40 Years Later
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There is something admirable about this - the absence of showmanship.
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hearty showmanship and all-round outwardness
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He effortlessly produces tones that are nothing short of divine, completely free of self-conscious showmanship.
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There isn't a whole lot to this movie in terms of showmanship—the real enjoyment is in the details.
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It's pure showbusiness, pure showmanship and enormous fun.
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I feel that Canada, as I say, should stand up as far as showmanship is concerned.
Some Experiences in Showmanship
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Interview magazine says “these vaudevillian vamps are putting the show back in showmanship.”
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With consummate showmanship, he closed the ninety-minute set with a third encore, that first, huge hit, the one we'd all been waiting for.
DEAD BEAT
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The gospel greats possessed an abundance of spectacular showmanship, which is less heralded but imperative and indisputable.
Wayne Trujillo: The Amazing Grace of How Sweet It Was: The Sights and Sounds of Gospel's Golden Age
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In other respects, he is famously reticent, adverse to showmanship and actually something of a camera-shy recluse.
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That kind of self-congratulatory showmanship doesn't sit well with me.
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The travelling buckjumping shows, able to attract large crowds when riders with the grace and showmanship of Lance Skuthorpe were involved, were at their height after 1900.
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Aside from their technical prowess, the performance was made compulsive viewing by the showmanship of the boys.
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In contrast to his bellowing vocal showmanship on stage, in person he's a proper muso spod.
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This new-found sense of pop showmanship is astounding for the two of them.
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This exhibition puts scholarship above showmanship.
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I had to hand it to him, he had showmanship.
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It proves that beneath the showmanship, there is real talent and a deep well of genuine feeling.
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Muhammad Ali's showmanship in the ring shouldn't detract from his considerable skill.
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There's a band and no costume change and no showmanship; just me singing as powerfully as I can,’ says the Basildon blues belter.
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Here in the Eastern Conference final, where half-court drudgery is dictated by a Detroit Pistons outfit that wants no part of sleek showmanship, NBA basketball becomes less an art than a painstaking process both to play and watch.
USATODAY.com - Nets sweep road set from Pistons
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Oh, and John Waters’s essay on showmanship is contained in CRACKPOT, not SHOCK VALUE.
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The nuances of scientific baseball could not compete with the brute strength, virile showmanship, and instant gratification of the round-tripper, and the bellwether of brawn, of course, was Babe Ruth.
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That kind of self-congratulatory showmanship doesn't sit well with me.
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Or it may provide a site that, with the impetus of competition and showmanship, encourages inutile and obsessive activity.
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Putting Bloom through his never-ending role-playing may be mis-guided but beyond the showmanship is a simple understanding that his brother is his number one concern.
Mark enjoys the company of THE BROTHERS BLOOM! | Obsessed With Film
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One final piece of understated showmanship: when the band came back for the encore, they straggled on in a seemingly random fashion.
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Aside from the showmanship, Ebersole will look to keep the fight moving as Hallman has a wrestling background and is known as a grappler.
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There is a reason for that tokotoko—it's not just for showmanship, but it is to safeguard them.
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He is one of a platoon of French intellectuals praising the game as a noble art compared with the selfish showmanship of football.
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There is something admirable about this - the absence of showmanship.
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His flair and showmanship won new audiences and gained the theatre great prestige.
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Superficially, the rationale of the style would seem to be its conjuncture of sensitivity and showmanship.
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He sounded as though he disapproved of exotic plant feeds and the new variety of vegetative showmanship.
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Dancers who would profit to the fullest extent in their profession must learn how to absorb this essential element known as showmanship, in the various ways in which it may be done.
The Art of Stage Dancing The Story of a Beautiful and Profitable Profession
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Rudolf Steiner was a complete nutcase," Mr. Smith writes, "a flimflam man with a tremendous imagination, a combination if you will, of an LSD-dropping Timothy Leary with the showmanship of a P.T. Barnum.
Biodynamics: Natural Wonder or Just a Horn of Manure?
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The sport gives no reward for showmanship, which is the backbone of drifting with its squealing, rubber-burning maneuvers around tight turns and cramped spaces.
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Her show achievements include numerous regional championships in stock seat equitation and regional reserves in horsemanship and showmanship.
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With consummate showmanship, he closed the ninety-minute set with a third encore, that first, huge hit, the one we'd all been waiting for.
DEAD BEAT
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The "sangat" or the people in the procession walked along singing hymns, while men performing the "gatka" or the martial art of Punjab displayed their showmanship alongside the main float.
The Hindu - Front Page
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As in ice skating, women's gymnastics has a component of showmanship in it.
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His monologue has the theatrical showmanship of a barker or a master of ceremonies: ‘The time: now… which brings us to… the third and most important player’.
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I think the idea of showmanship has sort of been lost," he says.
Spinner
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Of course that can be called showmanship … but that only stems from his aggressiveness.
WILLIE MAYS
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But for all the jolly quips and witty asides public relations and advertising are tough, unforgiving industries, teaming with showmanship and bravado.
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In other respects, he is famously reticent, averse to showmanship and actually something of a camera-shy recluse.
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And young Michael was the center of attention: he handled virtually all the lead vocals, danced with energy and finesse, and displayed a degree of showmanship rare in a performer of any age.
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The sizzle, the showmanship part of film-making, is not endorsed by Canadians.
