Sentence examples for with the showmanship from inspiring English sources

The practice continues to this day, though rarely with the showmanship of a Bennett.

Some writers, though, struggle more with the showmanship of the stage, and even someone as self-contained as Kazuo Ishiguro falls a little bit flat.

They will be the ones with the showmanship and the instinctive feel for the medium to have created material that could appear nowhere else and that lots of people love.

Dr. John C. Lilly, a neuroscientist and writer who explored human consciousness, dolphin communication and the borders of reality with the showmanship of P. T. Barnum and the infectious zeal of Jacques Yves-Cousteau, died on Sept. 30 in Los Angeles.

His demeanour was at odds with his narcotised online aesthetic: irrepressible to the point of puppyish, he looked wholesome in a puffy black ski jacket and performed with the showmanship and stage-ease of an X Factor shoo-in, and greeted the encore-demanding screams with a clowning, exaggerated victory march of a re-entrance.

For the next two hours, the singer-actress better known as J. Lo sizzled in the nearly $10 million production that merged Hollywood glitz and glamour, classic Vegas revue, Broadway pomp and arena spectacle with the showmanship, sex appeal and genre hopping that's made the Bronx-born Puerto Rican a superstar.

For anyone tempted to identify Italy with the brash showmanship of prime minister Silvio Berlusconi, the ongoing struggle with the mafia and a national obsession with fashion, events this month will have come as a shock.

At the center of the gamelan, a woman resembling an American Marianne, in a dress starred and striped like the American flag and a silver top hat, flourished her pot lids and hand bells with the deliberate showmanship of a circus ringmaster.

Contrasting the sport's brutal, full-contact physicality with the fake showmanship of its American counterpart, the 22-year-old Brixton-based producer said quietly that he dreams of one day collaborating with the Japanese wrestling crew that his label, Bala Club, is named after.

He has done it with relish, with showmanship and with some skill.

The Cowardly Lion is played with all the required showmanship by Lee MacDougall, who's also the beneficiary of some of Rice's added dialogue zingers.