Sentence examples for showmanship which from inspiring English sources

But this campaign is noticeable for its lack of showmanship which is due more than anything to the depression.

It was another example of the irreverent showmanship which his fans find bracing and his foes see as puerile.

There is jocular self-parody in this showmanship, which exudes playful, sanguine satisfaction for what we are about to receive.

Like Apple's visionary leader, he has a strong sense of showmanship, which was on display at the carefully choreographed launch of the Kindle Fire last year.

During that period, he began inching back into public view in Massachusetts, rebuilding a reputation both for aggressive investigation and for showmanship which he still enjoys today.

The idea leaps into nutty showmanship, which is both hilarious and possibly a metaphor for Allen's own life: exploiting his own confinements (Brooklyn obscurity, shrimpy size, neurotic fearfulness, etc)., he launched a tremendous career.

There aren't many identifiable jokes: Dapper is clearly no great wit, nor blessed with evident comic skill – as opposed to showmanship, of which he has plenty.

"We've always been super interested in the dancing aspect, and I suppose the more flamboyant element and showmanship of dancing, which I think is becoming less of a 'weird' thing now, what with every fucker out there in the world of house shuffling". .

It's a sizzling slice of showmanship, the like of which we're rarely served in modern cinema.

The fascination for me lay in his showmanship, in his stage presence, which was phenomenal.

There isn't enough regulation on Wall Street, and there's hardly any accountability on cable news: it's a 24-hour star system in which opinions — and showmanship — matter more than facts.