Sentence examples for from the showmanship from inspiring English sources

From the showmanship of card-wielding chefs to the enquiring maitre d' ("where else have you eaten... how was that?"), you can almost feel the invisible hands of the big players hovering above the culinary creatives up and down the strip.

It's easy to see the shift from Wilson's old-media conversation to Breitbart's new-media circus — from public intellectuals to talking heads, from social science to showmanship, from The Public Interest and Commentary to blogs and tweets and gossip — as a straightforward story of cultural decline.

For me, the most unexpected part of the group's performance is the showmanship, from the staged entrance of Hancock to his final disappearance in a puff of smoke.

Journalist Monique from Mirrors Magazine says that "the showmanship on Bruno's stage was like none other that I've ever seen" comparing him to the King of Pop, Michael Jackson.

"It was not a terribly smooth transition," he says, in his understated way, of his arrival there; his restrained approach and attention to the refinements of classical technique represented a big change from the flashy showmanship of the previous director, Michael Smuin.

Mercer's role as front man feels more like maintenance than performance, and most of the showmanship came from the new guitarist, Jessica Dobson.

There was a connection to the showmanship I have learned from my days with horses.

The showmanship didn't distract them from their quick-tongued raps, flinging insults with elaborate internal rhymes.

He appreciates the showmanship of each.

The bravado, the showmanship, it is welcomed here.

Yet the showmanship no longer sells as it once did.