Sentence examples for more showmanship from inspiring English sources

"It might lead to more showmanship.

U.S. professional wrestling is also similar but involves more showmanship than genuine competition.

The difference is Chávez had even more money, more power, more showmanship.

With Children," had declared that the news network needed more showmanship.

The musical upgrade, as Peaches called it, puts more punch and variety in her music and frees her for more showmanship.

Jamie Kellner, the new chief executive of Turner Broadcasting System -- the AOL Time Warner division that oversees CNN -- has said he wants to add more showmanship to the network, partly in the form of new stars.

At times like this, Rattle's supreme musicianship can seem more like showmanship.

Over at the Big Top, Patrick Wolf's more subdued showmanship had sublime moments.

They also share some things more intangible: showmanship and flair, irrepressible energy and potential potency at the plate.

I like Ballet Theater (and ballet) enough to wish it would do these things with more sheer showmanship.

Yesterday, he shocked his colleagues by revoking his allegiance to the faction headed by Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori -- a step so unusual that many dismissed it as little more than showmanship.