showmanship

At the same time, she always put the food before showmanship.

If those two had learned anything during their years with the Company, it was showmanship.

Jack knew about showmanship; he'd never seen anything like this.

On Friday music, not showmanship, was still the key to making that party move.

But it had better be used to an advantage, not for showmanship.

Despite the showmanship, almost every child who applied found a place.

Rape she did not like at all, but this had been showmanship.

She knew all there was to know about showmanship and presentation.

Such is her comic showmanship that she made it look almost easy.

"He probably would have signed him with a little more showmanship because he's better at that than me," Michael said.

"The whole theatrical business is looking for something new, a little showmanship," he said recently.

Is this showmanship - or focusing attention on a good cause?

Such showmanship helped American authorities track him down in 1987.

Perhaps he lacked the showmanship to keep their interest alive.

"They've given us some showmanship, and we're having a lot of fun."

I think fans like a certain amount of physical style and showmanship.

The whole family seemed to share the father's flair for showmanship.

Showmanship first - though archival study is part of the series, too.

"Others may offer you sound bites and showmanship," he said.

Again, like most successful entrepreneurs, he knows the value of showmanship.

It was showmanship so that the illusion might have force, impact.

We have to use a little showmanship so people feel like they are getting their money's worth."

"In politics and battle our big weapon will have to be showmanship."

This time, however, the men say their campaign against illegal immigrants is anything but showmanship.

In Europe, fans appear to be less concerned about showmanship.