Sentence examples for upon show from inspiring English sources

Tells something about the careers of his father William Hammerstein, and about his grandfather Oscar Hammerstein I. Willie Hammerstein looked upon show business purely as a way of earning a living and was determined that he and his brother Arthur, a producer, would be the last of the Hammersteins to be connected with the theatre.

By this I mean that we have to consider it's composite parts - the Korg M1 preset that apes Robyn S' never-improved-upon "Show Me Love", the rote percussion, the vocal sample snatched from Justin Bieber's "Fa La La" - and interpret them through the prism of the form they've been shoehorned into: generic chart-bothering shallowly deep house.

"Recovery would be warranted simply upon showing that the profit incentive to ration care would generally affect" doctors' treatment decisions, he said, and would "federalize malpractice litigation in the name of fiduciary duty".

And in this presentation, the Kaplan-Meier chart — the one critics have seized upon — shows those lines starting to separate at around four months and remaining separate thereafter, although they do diverge more widely at the 18-month point.

The police figures that policymakers were relying upon showed that road users were indeed becoming less accident-prone.It now seems likely, however, that these figures have come adrift from reality.

Hegel's system depends upon showing how each particular way of conceiving of the world has an internal contradiction.

For Hume's contemporaries, proofs of the immortality of the soul generally depended upon showing that the soul is immaterial.

The Post reports that upon showing this information to two engineers familiar with Google's system, they "exploded in profanity" and said "I hope you publish this".

Expert testimony quickly proved that the communications the FBI built their case upon showed Xi engaged in normal academic correspondence with colleagues in China.

The Stoneys famously boycotted the 1950 Stampede following a rule change that cancelled a policy giving any native person free admittance upon showing their treaty card.

The Shumi frown upon showing off their large hands; NORG, the owner of Balamb Garden, was exiled from the tribe for his ostentation.