Sentence examples for more showy from inspiring English sources

"It's more showy," Ms. Hess said.

Some of the Eurasian species, however, are more showy, notably T. aquilegiofolium and T. delavayi.

Also close by is the altogether more showy gravestone of saxophonist Illinois Jacquet.

Purdiea flowers are considerably larger and more showy than those of Clethra.

Should good prose be George Orwell's "windowpane" or something more showy?

"Most gardeners go for something a little more showy; they want dazzling colors.

Time also included it on the critic list "All-Time 100 Songs", stating that "Madonna went on to sing more-clever songs ('Material Girl'), more-showy songs ('Like a Prayer'), more-sexy songs ('Justify My Love').

But suddenly, $16,000 diamond pavé watches designed for ogling clown fish seem more than showy.

But this is a more consciously showy routine than some of his intense, near shamanistic performances.

These leisurely Londoners have a significance for the artist, and the labour of reconstructing them in vinyl is more than showy.

This is a more overtly showy work -- the variations are, after all, pianistic expansions on Paganini's Caprice No. 24, a virtuoso display piece for the violin -- but Mr. Sherman put their technical demands in perspective, presenting them as secondary to the inventiveness with which Brahms treated Paganini's elegant melody.