Sentence examples for the show lay from inspiring English sources

And I do think some of the appeal of the show lay in that Rousseauian idea.

Stephenson said the appeal of the show lay in its "ingenious format which means you can go anywhere, anytime … and he can regenerate into other doctors.

But the heart of the show lies in the works by artists Rauschenberg knew well.

The beauty of the show lies as much in the contrasts as in the few overlaps.

It's here where the real success of the show lies: its sheer joyfulness.

"Also, I think the success of the show lies in its innocence and finding new young performers.

The strength of the show lies in the songs, and Sells reveals an exceptional talent for writing for the female voice.

On this side of the ocean, the pleasures of the show lie more in the ceremony than in the substance, more in manner than matter.

Indeed, one of the pleasures of the show lies in trying to identify the hands and minds of these artists from painting to painting.

The show "Lie to Me," for instance, was blacked out in Cablevision homes on Monday night, but it was available free on Hulu by Tuesday morning.

The allure of the show lies in the promise of an alternative life, one where everyone seems to be having a good time – sometimes a tad better than the audience.