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Definitions
Etymologies
- Middle English sheuen, shouen, from Old English scēawian, to look at, display.
Examples
“The label shows the silhouette of someone "Tebowing" with a mug of beer in his hand.”
“Recent examinations of this inscription suggest that the label shows signs of being cut from a different original.”
“If the label shows that a moisturizer includes lots of heavy emollients such as lanolin, mineral oil, and shea butter, you know it will be too greasy if you have generally oily skin.”
“But as the Obama Conspiracy blog details, no direct equivalent to "natural born citizen" appears in Vattel's original French, and the phrase shows up only in English translations of the book issued after the Constitution was written; translations from 1760 and 1787 use Vattel's untranslated word "indigenes," a word that much is more directly descriptive of an indigenous population such as Native Americans than a "natural born citizen.”
The Huffington Post: Terry Krepel: WorldNetDaily's Natural Born Misleaders
“And add to all that, Rudy's attempt to postpone mayoral elections then (when that failed) stay in office beyond the end of his term shows his abiding love for democracy.”
Pundit: Rudy's 9/11 Performance Gives Him Claim To "Combat" Experience
“And I think the title shows that Seeley is definitely in on Frye.”
“The hops and barley are grown in “red Mars dust composted with human waste and weeds of Earth” and the label shows “Mons Olympus with its top circled in stars against the black Martian sky, and at its foot a tiny alien ship from Earth on a black lava plain.””
“The title shows how I solved the spellling problem, but do remember that is not the correct way to say it.”
“The label shows the left hand of Irish hero Owen Roe O'Neill.”
“And the fact that people recoil by the title shows you that they are reluctant to be perceived as racist.”
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