Sentence examples for showy personality from inspiring English sources

His showy personality and subtle game are a niche taste.

"If we were to have more of a showy personality, the authenticity just wouldn't be there," said Nathan B. Winstanley, president of Winstanley Partners, an ad agency in Lenox, Mass., that Pelican hired for the campaign.

The collection has a strong and showy personality -- a gorgeous set of five Rubenses, each about 20 feet wide; one of the best Velázquez works in the country, the portrait of Philip IV, King of Spain; even the music room and dining room of Mrs. William B. Astor.

In private practice before joining the bench, he represented some of his hometown's most showy personalities, including the lawyer Roy M. Cohn and the socialite Claus von Bulow, and its powerful institutions, including both The Daily News and The Wall Street Journal.

But I'm not a showy person".

Just another showy show-business personality?

There remains something of a cult of personality around the showy offshoot of basketball known as streetball, a pastime marked by elbows-out play, a casual commitment to the rulebook and makeshift facilities.

They're looking for what's going to fill a role, and I knew it wasn't me". She concedes that she didn't have the patience for learning the standard orchestral repertoire, which for violinists often means showy pieces that didn't fit her personality.

Nowhere else in his organ music does Bach make prominent use of octave doubling, as in the opening measures of the Toccata: it's a showy, brazen gesture that suggests a quite different creative personality from the one who produced the St.

Nowhere else in his organ music does Bach make prominent use of octave doubling, as in the opening measures of the Toccata: it's a showy, brazen gesture that suggests a quite different creative personality from the one who produced the St . Matthew Passion

'She used to wear very pretty costumes, but not at all showy: very soft, muted colours which really matched her personality.' Elizabeth Porquerol, who, despite her age, remains very acute, recalls 'a very well-bred and polite person, always smiling and affable.