Sentence examples for am shown from inspiring English sources

The phrase "am shown" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in passive constructions to indicate that someone is being presented with information or a visual representation.
Example: "In the presentation, I am shown various graphs that illustrate the company's growth over the past year."
Alternatives: "am presented" or "am displayed".

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am shown

verb

To display, to have somebody see (something).

  • The car's dull finish showed years of neglect.

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Everything I observe or am shown or try to shield my eyes from.

I am shown around by the curator, Dr David de Witt.

We pull up to the resort and I am shown my cabin, and the 4WD that comes with it.

The grace with which I am shown gratitude moves me profoundly and I reconnect with my sense of mission and purpose as a psychiatrist.

I am shown, among others, the Genoese Psalter, which offers each psalm in Hebrew, Greek, Latin, Arabic and Aramaic, side by side across a double page.

I employ a cab – I am seated beside white people – I reach the hotel – I enter the same door – I am shown into the same parlour – I dine at the same table – and no one is offended.

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None have been shown.

Replays were shown.

Other persons are shown.

Attention must be shown.

Substitutes were shown instead.

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