With all this partying and showboating and posturing and name-dropping, she no longer has time to produce next-level mash-ups.
Sympathetically directed by Minghella, Damon's performance is not at all a showboating turn tilted for the teenage market, but an expressly adult and nuanced portrayal of a gawky, repressed misfit, ashamed of his working-class roots and unable to deal with his needy, almost adolescent homosexuality.
But in succumbing to this showboating and spite, hasn't Comey joined Trump almost as much as he's defying him?
Naturally, Ireland was very impressed with this showboating and the two were inseparable for the remainder of the competition.
This showboating, promoted by think tanks and major media outlets, deceives the general populace by promoting the notion of science as magic, and the scientist not as a cautionary Dr. Frankenstein, but as a valorously adept Harry Potter.
Instead of this tedious showboating months before a general election, politicians should be thinking about ways of improving political participation all the time, most importantly through education.
See this smart, showboating movie now, before its simmering sense of justice begins to feel like a thing of the past.
They're also not a fan of all of his showboating and over-the-top antics, suggesting he should have left those in the wrestling ring of his prior profession.
The first episode of season seven is a success from the cold open in which the late Walder Frey utters the line every actor dreams of speaking: "You're wondering why I brought you all here"—to its ludicrous, showboating, and breathtaking last scene in which a mute Peter Dinklage makes the easiest 2 million in history.
Soriano said that Torre had asked, in so many words, why he would risk all the hard work he and other teammates have put forth all year for one moment of showboating.
Since so much of what Trump says is hot air, it's tempting to dismiss all of it as mere rabble-rousing or showboating.
