Sentence examples for means to showcase from inspiring English sources

A characteristically busy freelance musician, Mr. Armbrust is a well-connected pillar of the Chicago new-music scene, whose vibrancy he means to showcase in his series.

But Lincoln Center has adopted them for a weekend as a means to showcase the art of people who preserve and transmit their cultural traditions, no matter where they live.

— the connections Pessl means to showcase come off as gratuitous, a matter of narrative mechanics rather a bond between the characters themselves.

Governor Knight and his successor Edmund Pat Brownwn remained behind the project, seeing it as a means to showcase the state of California to the world.

Wall hangings and books functioned as political propaganda and as a means to showcase wealth and power, whereas portraits were less favoured.

Now that the pop star is poised to make her way as an actress, appearing in the upcoming "American Horror Story: Hotel," she clearly means to showcase her range of talent and to try different characters and looks.

The device was meant to showcase SurfaceInk's design capabilities to potential clients, Mr. Bauswell said.

The prototype is meant to showcase assets rarely found in older homes: ultra-greenness and affordability.

In Los Angeles the Academy is also building a movie museum, meant to showcase the medium.

It's meant to showcase its dancers, and more or less succeeds.

The building is meant to showcase our kids, and our program".