Sentence examples for some showmanship from inspiring English sources

Twyla Tharp is a smart woman, and she knew that to make this material work on a large-scale, full-evening basis, some showmanship was necessary.

But there was some showmanship here; the BIG office did make those models, and doubtless considered every option, but Ingels later acknowledged that the process was unusually quick, telling me, "We basically hit this one after a week".

The curator, Bob Taylor, said the three qualities he sought in winnowing the collection's many candidates for exhibit were "rarity, historical significance and aesthetic appeal," but the show has some showmanship too.

You need some showmanship.

He taught the Astaire kids a tango, a waltz and other rhythms and instilled some showmanship in them.

Here, especially, you longed for that veneer to fall away and reveal some outright showmanship.

V's two headliners this year shared a penchant for some spectacular showmanship.

All that could be done was call the waft out, which commissioner Dyson Heydon did on Thursday when, with some dour showmanship and an impeccable instinct for timing, he called into question Shorten's credibility as a witness.

Some of the features in the app seemed designed specifically for some major EDM showmanship.

Fluffy, repetitive and not nearly funny enough, "Mansome" features some token Spurlock showmanship.

Some of the showmanship is less successful: the monkfish, which arrives shaped like a sushi roll and wrapped in bacon, is a little too firm for the arrangement, and doesn't cut pleasingly.