Showboating in a sentence

He has been showboating through show trials for most of his career, so he looked very much up for the game.

That’s when the contrasts with Jared Howelton’s showboating Thomas Jefferson and Deon’te Goodman’s glowering Aaron Burr come into sharp focus, all leavened by the sweet brokenhearted figure of Eliza (Nikisha Williams), Hamilton’s wife.

The kind of visual showboating that stirs the imagination, fires up one's emotions, and questions the status quo.

He said: "This defendant clearly took umbrage at the showboating Liam Jones engaged in. He wanted to teach him a lesson and sought to exact control of the situation by maintaining a menacing presence.

Two weeks ago, Young Africans star Aziz Ki labelled Vilakazi's showboating when they beat Kaizer Chiefs 4-0 in the Toyota Cup at Free State Stadium as “nonsense”.

Whittaker's showboating, against opponents he is heavily favoured to beat, has divided opinion but also boosted his popularity.

The NBA All-Star Game changes hope to rescue a competition that has largely devolved into a run-and-shoot affair over the last few years, with defense forgotten and excessive showboating the rule.

Hawley throws a lot at the screen, including a gun, a distraction (Pearl Amanda Dickson), a little piquant showboating (from Ellen Burstyn as Lucy’s grandmother) and some reductive ideas about women and power.

He was on the receiving end of hefty challenges, but was also perceived to antagonize Strasbourg’s players with his showboating.

I gritted my teeth and laughed through their obnoxious post-goal celebrations because succeeding wildly and being a showboating dick about it is pretty much the American dream.

It's Keaton, though, who does more interesting work in the film, while Nicholson remodels the Joker explicitly in the freewheeling, showboating image of an archetypal Jack performance — a collective caricature of Nicholsonian moments.

As for his showboating entries into the end zone, including the late 38-yard score, Tate said he let his emotions get away from him and called it selfish play on his part.

Gov. Phil Murphy responded to New Jersey’s top state lawmaker for suggesting the governor was “showboating” by holding a news conference Monday on a long-delayed effort to raise the state’s minimum wage to $15 an hour.

However, his flight logbook also showed numerous red ink warnings about showboating and overconfidence, and because of dangerous flying in an Armstrong Whitworth Siskin he was disqualified from the end of term flying contest.