Sentence examples for the showing of from inspiring English sources
verb
To display, to have somebody see (something).
- The car's dull finish showed years of neglect.
Sissy!" at George Raft during the showing of a prison picture called "Each Dawn I Die".
It was the taking of pictures, not the showing of them, that consumed her.
One of the ladies, interviewed after the showing of the film, said.
The showing of "Lost Highway," though, is as good a place as any to start.
The newspaper contended that the showing of the works at the palace would raise their value.
In this dark New York September, the showing of the colors has been extraordinary.
Writer discusses the showing of student work covering seven floors of the school.
Purists may object to the lack of the chorus and to the showing of killings onstage.
I have long railed against the showing of advertisements on movie screens.
Last year, Televisa leaders banned the showing of another expose that was critical of the government.
Some Islamic traditions ban the showing of images of the prophet.
