Sentence examples for grandstanding of from inspiring English sources

His unpretentious calm may suit the chancellor better than the erratic grandstanding of Mr Sarkozy.

Mr. Bloomberg immediately sought to ensure that they would not indulge in the infighting and grandstanding of the past by instructing them to keep a low profile.

When dealing with politicians who muscle into the entertainment culture, it is always a good idea to be suspicious of their grandstanding, of their well-rehearsed puritan angst.

Despite the current anti-immigrant sentiments of many, not all of us share that stance or the grandstanding of candidates for national office.

The populist grandstanding of the so-called "outsider" candidates – notably Trump and Carson – came under more detailed scrutiny than in any previous debate.

If Tiger goes on to win this, the self-righteous grandstanding of those who think he should have been turfed out will be a sight to behold.

That is not to say that they can never renegotiate burdensome contracts but rather they should do so with a minimum of grandstanding, mindful of what might happen during the next turn of the cycle.

President Sarkozy's grandstanding expulsion of thousands of Romanies over the past two years was only the latest version of an ancient, atavistic urge.

"It is a lot of grandstanding to ruin the reputation and career of a young woman.

"There seemed to be a lot of grandstanding, a lot of laughter on his side of the room," he said of the former governor's courtroom demeanor.

She has hit back with a public defence of "grandstanding" as one of the few weapons available to her.