Sentence examples for such showmanship from inspiring English sources

Normally such showmanship would be in poor taste, but with Lewis, it's a big reason he's a first-ballot Hall of Famer.

The rest of the band eschews such showmanship but it's evident how happy they are to be back on stage, doing what they do best.

But it was performed with such showmanship that I'm sure many American halftime-show viewers, those who were not paying obsessive attention to the "Formation" video, were none the wiser.

The star aside, such showmanship is too often lacking in this King and I".

Such pregame showmanship is a natural extension of Alexander's time with the Harlem Globetrotters.

As such, the showmanship in these apparently fearlessness, forthright outspoken episodes owe more to the temperament of Muhammad Ali than Russell Crowe.

Such intellectual showmanship shouldn't be surprising to anyone familiar with Vampire Weekend — and is anyone not these days?

That Mr. Foreman always extracts such joyous showmanship from this gloomy premise is one of the continuing miracles of contemporary New York theater.

There's no such thing as showmanship anymore.

Believing his chance to win a major had gone, his career declined and he became known more for his showmanship, such as the time he smashed all three of his rackets at a tournament in Brighton and had to concede because he had no others.

He favored an approach that combined entrepreneurship, financial smarts and showmanship, such as bringing pop stars like Elton John to investment conferences.