Sentence examples for safe showing from inspiring English sources

"I feel safe showing them because I don't have to do this all the time," he said, commenting on his rare appearances as a curator.

Many galleries are playing it safe, showing smaller works (cheaper to transport), and artists with sturdier reputations (one critic noted a lack of Chinese artists this year).

Craig Baumgarten, who worked with the executive producer on the landmark erotic film "9 1/2 Weeks" from 1986, said that actors were safe showing off bodies, even imperfect ones, as long as the movies were well received.

Results from clinical trials demonstrated that vaccines targeting these immunogens are safe, showing low toxicity.

Is her failure her own fault, or is something killing her? "Safe" shows a kind of apocalypse without a climax.

Edis said Mulcaire's notes and audiotapes that had been found in a News International safe showed Coulson's source in fact was the hacking of messages left by Blunkett.

A mould index of less than 0.5, equivalent to a growth rate of less than 50 mm/year is considered safe (shown on the maps as green).

That reasoning goes a long way toward explaining why network schedules are so crammed with bland, safe shows.

At one point, Arthur cries: "Can you get me Kenneth Branagh, 600 dancing nurses and Danny Boyle's phone number?" Monty Python's genius is not easy to reproduce (and though Idle puts in an appearance as a foul-mouthed God, it's via a big video screen on stage), and this dangerously safe show reveals that resting on old laurels does not work.

The top theatres have become more commercial and more ingenious in order to expand their work - while increasing "risky" new writing and resisting the temptation to retreat to safe shows.

But more and more I think people say, "Hey, I feel safe about showing my hand because I will get an adequate return".