Sentence examples for terms of showing from inspiring English sources

"It's very helpful in terms of showing people the piano," she said.

"The puppet became more articulate in terms of showing how it felt," Elliott said.

"It's like talking about a car's safety in terms of showing deaths instead of showing healthy children".

"We want to keep in touch," says Hotte. "Not just in terms of showing our art, but in terms of making it, and having discussions.

"If you look at other national collections or museums there are very few if any companies sponsoring the bedrock of work in terms of showing collections.

It takes a lot of imagination to bring a work alive but it is on the terms of the compositions and not on the terms of showing off.

"It's a classic advertising setup in terms of showing a problem and solution, but in a much more credible format," he continued.

They were a tremendous influence in terms of showing us that one could make movies about mature subjects with profound themes".

These situations are, of course, marginal, but I think they are growing in importance, in terms of showing one of the directions in which the profession is moving.

By the beginning of 1996, all Ardent had to show for its efforts, in terms of shows broadcast, was its doomed attempt to popularise real tennis.

The group's work can hardly be described in terms of shows, installations or performances, for there is nothing for sale and often no object to look at.