Sentence examples for forms of show from inspiring English sources
I'm always happiest when I'm kind of making fun of things, whether it's myself or forms of show business.
Vanity is the curse of successful writers, but Miracles of Life is impressively free from all forms of show (no name-dropping; no index; scarcely any photographs).
He has been a sort of one-man New Wave of neoclassical devotion to the inherited forms of show business, to the movies that he loves and that formed his consciousness, his self-image, and his times — and he took on, in his own way, what he took on as the political and, for that matter, psychological shock and horror of the century.
Both of his parents loved all forms of show business, which further spurred him to become an actor.
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?
Royal would say, "No matter how wonderful the electrons are, they are just another form of show business.
Although he never played piano professionally, Mr. Stevens was in a form of show business: from 1947 to 1950, he owned rides at carnivals.
I continued to pursue my studies and half believed I might try for a doctorate in philosophy and become a teacher (teaching is, after all, a form of show business).
What started out as a form of show and presentation has moved into the collective consciousness as a required precaution when handling our national treasures.
