Sentence examples for always showing off from inspiring English sources
In the novel, beautiful, voluptuous Alma is vain beyond belief -- she is always showing off her throat -- but also unsparing with herself.
Rowling was probably soured on the ethos of yacht-ownership by the ex-BHS chief Philip Green, who is always showing off his £100m yacht, the Lionheart.
always showing off; always hunting for a chance to show off; in his frenzied imagination the Great Republic is a vast Barnum circus with him for a clown and the whole world for audience". Elsewhere, Twain calls Roosevelt "the missing link," i.e., the supposed evolutionary place-holder between the ape and Homo sapiens.
I was always showing off in high school.
The intellectual is always showing off; the lover is always getting lost.
Paris is always showing off her pearly white teeth!
"Vanilla always shows off chocolate best".
This more subdued style doesn't always show off Ms. Neuwirth or Weill to their best advantage.
The annual PC Expo in New York always shows off gadgetry to make technophiles drool.
I always show off my legs, because they are my best assets.
Her new-found style of singing was met with mixed reception; some critics felt this was a sign of maturity, that she did not feel the need to always show off her upper range, while others felt it was a sign of her weakening and waning voice.
