A girl who had piped up several times during the lesson was eager to showcase her knowledge again.
Being helpful toward and protective of others is another way to showcase your knowledge — and integrity — in a nonthreatening way.
Blogs are particularly good because they showcase your knowledge — and search engines prize the frequent stream of fresh content.
Answer the questions they have, showcase your knowledge in specific areas and get involved in online discussions.
Under the Bush administration, the Beijing embassy was a bunker that allowed few of its experts out of the perimeter to showcase U.S. knowledge or policy.
While each celeb's eagerness to showcase their knowledge ensures that panel chemistry is lacking, the literature, geography and art-focused questions encourage both intriguing and watchable debate.
The company also encourages employees to write white papers and collaborate on articles and books in order to showcase their knowledge.
But what's trivia-cultural literacy, by another broader name, really worth for those who aren't to appear on national TV to showcase their knowledge?
In showcasing her knowledge, her experience, her calmness under pressure, and the range of worthwhile programs she has to offer, Clinton could well end up outfoxing her prickly opponent.
Fortunately for the reader, this fanciful Middle East scenario is limited to a couple of passages, with Mr. Greenfield wisely confining the bulk of the narrative to the domestic political scene, which showcases his knowledge of party politics.
Instead Ms. Morrison has found a new, angular voice and straight-ahead storytelling style that showcase her knowledge of her characters, and the ways in which violence and passion and regret are braided through their lives, the ways in which love and duty can redeem a blighted past.
