Sentence examples for show as is from inspiring English sources

"Franchised" is a competition show, as is "Venture Men," about fast-paced business pitches.

Wit and self-centeredness, not enthusiasm, are the hallmarks of Handler's show, as is a certain kind of naughtiness.

His earliest outdoor sculpture, "Red and Yellow Vane" (1934), is in the show, as is "Devil Fish" (1937), the first piece he made from a maquette.

That's a good fit for a New Year's Eve show, as is one standout track on the new album, "Re-Elect That".

Concern for his well-being is embedded into the show, as is the sense that things will not always go smoothly.

Sneaky can hardly start pogoing with his double bass, and working Chris Drury's illustrations (his wrestling freaks decorate Fingathing's sleeves) into the show, as is planned, will sharpen their surreal edge.

Tim Teeman of the Times described the show as being "convincing and chilling".

One woman in Edinburgh read the show as being about eating disorders.

I tend to see the show as being about the straight guy.

I defy anyone to defend anything in the Whitney show as being satisfying to look at.

It is a brilliant show, as are most of the American sitcoms we see on BBC2 and Channel 4.