Sentence examples for people showcasing from inspiring English sources

The result was over 10,000 images, often devoid (or seemingly devoid) of people, showcasing the city's streets, buildings, their decorative architectural details, storefronts and parks.

Create@Bett could prove a draw for media teachers to see young people showcasing various media-related activities including blogging, digital filmmaking and editing.

It has always wallowed in America-tilting nostalgia films populated by beautiful people showcasing classic English fashions (Atonement, An Education, Pride and Prejudice), but it's even more bedazzled by movies which present the British royal family as smart, funny, profound thinkers (The Queen, Elizabeth, Mrs Brown, The Madness of King George).

LGBTQ archives include massive repositories of newspapers founded by and for LGBTQ people showcasing the full breadth of gay culture produced during the 20th century, from the churches they founded to the plays they wrote to the poetry they read, including the surprisingly vast breadth of gay poetry produced in prisons.

What other traits aside from extroversion are these people showcasing that you'd like to emulate?

Rotating through departments let young people showcase their abilities; the most promising were selected by managers eager to mentor them.

The four-day event is expected to attract 40,000 people, showcase new titles and technology and establish trends in the US$65bn per year gaming industry.

Zerply helps these people showcase their portfolios and projects they've worked on.

Asked how he feels about voguing and ball culture (re) entering the mainstream, Kiddy Smile says he's not surprised, because "it's a beautifl cutlre that helps people showcase their talent and blossom into confident characters".

Reality TV, documentaries and true life stories, 24/7 news cycles, the rise of non-fiction and the death of the novel, the popularization of science, modern art that leans into the shock of the real, YouTube (where real people showcase real talents)... even the "real food" movement..

His latest project is a crowdfunded film called Tombstone Rashomon, which is set to depict not one, but five versions of the infamous gunfight at the O.K. Corral, by using the Rashomon effect: defined as "a contradictory interpretation of the same event by different people," showcased in Akira Kurosawa's landmark film.