Sentence examples for content to show from inspiring English sources

Indeed, what is refreshing about Mr. Beatty's performance is that he isn't content to show us the mythic cotton-king, the Mississipi minotaur or Delta titan.

Where previous wildlife programmes had been content to show interesting animals or places, Life on Earth was Attenborough's essay on Darwin.

For now, though, he seems content to show his audiences a good time, secure in the knowledge that the pursuit of innocent laughter is wholly honorable.

She seems content to show the appalling absurdities of our present immigration procedures without attacking its perpetrators – or the press, who so eagerly stoke popular prejudice.

While Twitter may be motivated by the significantly larger userbase and market cap of Facebook, which uses a complex algorithm to decide which content to show to users, some wonder if it's targeting the wrong goal.

Content to show rather than tell, Mr. Mendoza trains his roving camera on the family walking and running through the theater's long halls and up and down its serpentine staircases.

The paper provides quantitative and qualitative analyses of the programme contents to show the overall programme structure together with techniques of representation and characterisation.

Gotuit has struck licensing deals with labels and other content owners to show a deep library of premium content.

Instead, "Showing Out" seems content merely to show us what we've already seen, and lots of it.

As urine content begins to show signs of a UTI, care teams can act proactively.

Alphabird's business is primarily focused on developing audiences for content providers to show off and sell their video inventory.