Sentence examples for fully on show from inspiring English sources

There's an argument that none of this matters, of course, when you're watching Kong on stage; this astonishing puppet, eyebrows that could put Gromit to shame, strings and operators fully on show in a way that only makes him more incredible.

Students are randomly assigned to three groups (traditional, blended, or fully on-line) as shown in Table 1.

The show became a seven-year debate about pragmatism, one that never landed fully on one side or the other.

That said, I wasn't fully on board for the show's first season.

Wait for the preview to be fully shown on the remainder of the screen.

With only one episode left to go in Season 2, now feels like a good time to reflect on the original promise of "Homeland" and ask how fully the show has delivered on it.

(Angelo) Indie Cage Match (Sunday) In this weekly tournament-style show, the city's top improv teams compete to see whose 15-minute fully improvised show comes out on top.

Apple does not currently have a development team but plans on fully financing the show.

The company says this thing is "ridable," but it should be noted, however, that the teaser video doesn't actually show anyone standing fully on this thing, or riding it around.

His world almost seems like his own "Truman Show" — it's lived most fully on television.

Statistics derived from a subset of 30 fully annotated articles show that on average there are about 128 automatically recognized entities (enzymes, drugs and phrases) per document, of which the annotators removed (as being false positive) on average about 4.6, modified (e.g. extended or narrowed down the annotation's boundaries) about 1.7 and added a further 6 per document.