Sentence examples for showing a side of from inspiring English sources

The woodcut "Raquette River" is his rawest and most abstracted work, showing a side of the artist that is more expressive of some inner emotion or conflict.

Essentially a hyper-austere chamber piece (it rarely leaves the Dickinson house in Amherst), it stars a delicate yet furiously intense performance by Cynthia Nixon as the famously reclusive poet, showing a side of Dickinson we never suspected.

Gore used a question about that tired subject to poke fun at political posturing, showing a side of himself that reporters were accustomed to seeing only off the record.

Connors, showing a side of himself that no one who watched him in his prime would recognize, tweeted from Santa Barbara, Calif., a few days after the loss: "Back home in SB — family, pups, and home cooking.

Call it coyness; call it genuine uncertainty; call it a bit of both: whether or not he is ultimately considered for one of these posts, Mr. Zinman is showing a side of himself at Carnegie this weekend that should be worth a look.

Sam Barrick: Really liking what Bell is doing today grafting really hard, showing a side of him that we see very rarely, he should keep his place.

A display shows a side of Ohio that is changing.

"It shows a side of him that few people know.

"It shows a side of the war that no other archive does," Mr. Edwards said.

He put the song on the album, he said, because "it shows a side of her that has a place".

"This shows a side of the British government that is perverse – it is cruel and unusual punishment".