Sentence examples similar to a show of when from inspiring English sources

It's a show of strength when a musician like Davis chooses to treat such tunes as standards.

Guy Ipoua had earlier put Gillingham in front with a sweet finish, only to tarnish his day with a show of petulance when substituted.

To save the party political point-scoring for a later day – one that would come soon enough, as there were plenty of awkward questions for the Conservatives to answer – and make a show of unity when national security was threatened.

It just got retweeted and retweeted in a show of solidarity". When he needed pro bono lawyers, Riley simply put the word out and an offer came soon after.

The government will put on a show of unity when David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Lansley give their formal response to the Future Forum report on the NHS reforms in a joint appearance at a London hospital.

On Rosh Hashanah, the shofar, a ram's horn, is blown to remind God that Abraham was ready to sacrifice his son Isaac in a show of faith; when Isaac was spared, Abraham sacrificed a ram instead.

Police put on a show of force when they raided the squat in Earl Street, using a battering ram to break down the door before leading out about 70 occupants, many in handcuffs.

"For them to come in with such a show of force when people were just talking and praying was absolutely ridiculous," he said a day after his arrest.

"There were crazier things happening other days and the cops didn't do anything". For them to come in with such a show of force when people were just talking and praying was absolutely ridiculous.

Hannigan has starred in all kinds of productions, from the film American Pie to a stage show of When Harry Met Sally.

I think that was a show of it today when it was at its cruellest.