"a bit showy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a person, place, or thing that is excessively attracted to attention, often for personal gain. For example, "The new restaurant on the corner is a bit showy with its grandeur entrance and marble bar."
"They are battlefield techniques, really, but they are seen as a bit showy nowadays," said Rob Cox, a fight photographer and muay Thai gym owner.
Or is it that purple, the color of royalty and entitlement from ancient Greece through the Roman Empire and beyond, seems a bit showy?
Although it's great to be a bit showy now and then, vocalists need to back off a bit.
I know a lot of it is a little bit showy, and I know most people don't do anything more than try to project this Shoreditch image and network.
I know a lot of it is a little bit showy, and I know most people don't do anything more than trying hard to project this Shoreditch image and network.
But this week's raw star is simple to prepare, satisfying, and just a little bit showy.
For the present, my steady partner is going to be mystery!" Nancy was a moralizer and her displays of modesty a bit too showy.
Where to Eat Cascadia is one of those places that have some Seattleites raving that the city's restaurant scene has gone world-class and others saying that it's all getting a bit too showy.
From his own musty memories, he explained that the avenue was once named — was actually still named, though never called — the Avenue of the Americas, due to a bit of showy postwar politicking with Fiorello La Guardia (and Nelson Rockefeller leaning in) at the controls.
From his own musty memories, he explained that the avenue was once named was actually still named, though never called the Avenue of the Americas, due to a bit of showy postwar politicking with Fiorello La Guardia (and Nelson Rockefeller leaning in) at the controls.
