Sentence examples for form of showing from inspiring English sources

But isn't all memoir a form of showing off?

This kind of visual exercise is very pretty, but it's also an elaborate form of showing off.

(Her rebellion takes the form of showing up at work with a dirty face, wearing overalls and a Dutch-girl bonnet).

Well, saying that on a message board is a form of showing off too, but one that doesn't benefit anyone else.

The star's generosity to a man whose virtue outpaces his intelligence begins to look like a form of showing off; and the writer-director, Jessie Nelson, herself suffers from a surfeit of goodness.

Some left letters and diaries, which provide the spine of stories on which she puts the flesh, while others thought that "writing" simply meant "writing down", and deprecated fiction as a form of showing off.

The circulation itself is a form of show.

Is there anything that can't be made into a form of show business, and any form of show business that can't be made into something more?

Mr. Davenport said piggybacking would dictate the form of shows to come.

This particular form of show-biz pathology has been explored a few times before; namely, in "The Larry Sanders Show".

Royal would say, "No matter how wonderful the electrons are, they are just another form of show business.