showiness

IPA: ʃˈoʊinʌs

Examples of "showiness" in Sentences

Banks, but without the showiness that sometimes mars Banks' fiction for me.
"There is a terrible distaste in France for that kind of showiness," says Poirier.
Maybe he should have gone on with that kind of showiness, as if to insist that he, too, is a genius.
This allows for a bit of showiness, and actually happens to be the area which does appeal to the various areas of male readership and viewership.
Nekkid girls and boobies alert, distasteful showiness of much skin, and they all wanna fight each other in order to be the Queen of wherever the heck they are.
John Madden's film, from a script by Matthew Vaughn, is lean and to the point, a solid job of moving the action forward and keeping you in the moment without frills or showiness.
In the have and have-not society of golden-age Athens, wallowing in luxury and public ostentation became a pivot for societal change, as the statesman Pericles suggested such showiness was ultimately not worthy of the Greeks, and altogether more a Persian way of carrying on.
Not only does Kapper avoid the typical mistakes that betray a first-time feature director-and the showiness which is often the other option for debut-directors of some competence-every sequence is staged with the touch of a veteran: shot composition, lighting, cutting, coverage, scene structure, props that don't feel borrowed from some high school, settings that feel like part of the real world ... real Ohio weather.