Sentence examples for * showmanship in from inspiring English sources
True, there is a good deal of showmanship in his services.
Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet, showmanship in the tech industry and Carl Icahn's rumoured investment in RIM, maker of BlackBerry.
He captivated legions of fans with his flamboyant attitude and unpredictable, charismatic showmanship in stage, television, and film appearances.
"We've returned our attention to film presentation and showmanship in our buildings," said Marc Pascucci, a spokesman for Loews.
There is no showmanship in these gestures; rather, they seem an expression of an unchecked, visceral approach to music-making, and they keep the players productively on edge.
As humble as the film as a whole is, the often superfluous narration has a way of highlighting the urge toward showmanship in Mr. Herzog's work.
Still, it's impossible not to share in the pleasure they're taking in their own sardonic showmanship and in the chance to recut their customary personas with a razor's edge.
Coming to these novels, one looks in vain for irony in Frank's real-estate showmanship or in his salutary pronouncements on lawnmowing or Thanksgiving and Easter parades (all three books are set over public holidays).
Middelhoff climbed to the top of one of the most careful and close-mouthed companies in the world through a combination of energetic showmanship, trust in his hunches and appetite for risk.
But when Rose switched back again to singing with Guns N' Roses ("Paradise City," "Knocking on Heaven's Door"), the little light that was left in his eyes seemed to dim, despite his showmanship effort in the form of changing headgear — a worn fedora, a wilted cowboy hat, and yes, The Bandana. .
Smith had struggled in the opening weeks of the show, his lack of showmanship resulting in lower-than-expected scores.
