showier

To show halter he likes them to be "showier" and, of course, blowier than that.

MiKael's Mania - Arabian Horses 2008

So, plant scientists bred varieties like the October glory red maple, which can dependably produce anthocyanins for a showier appearance.

Nature hit snooze button on foliage, just now starting to pop Joel M. Lerner 2010

There are flashier bars, showier bartenders and places with edgier offerings, but owner Hisashi Kishi is a bartender so masterful and revered that fellow bartenders are often too intimidated to enter his place.

Made Better in Japan Tom Downey 2012

I worry that the two Wife co-stars could cancel each other out, but Cumming has the showier role, so it could come down to him against the most significant scene-stealer on this list, Thrones' impish Dinklage, the best shot HBO's lavish fantasy has at a major prize.

Emmys: Who Will and Should Win 2011

They're much larger and showier, more vibrantly colored.

What in Carnation? Lettie Teague 2010

Barrymore has the showier role and gives the more riveting performance, but that takes nothing away from Lange, who captures the smothering selfishness that was the flip side of Big Edie's determination to live life on her own terms.

Lange, Barrymore captivate in HBO's 'Grey Gardens' 2009

It's all a bundle of contradictions: The shows are showier, but we're more distracted, yet also encouraged to engage more.

Eats and Tweets in the Seats Pia Catton 2011

Reds (anthocyanins) form in fall, and this tendency has been bred into many trees to give them a showier appearance.

Nature hit snooze button on foliage, just now starting to pop Joel M. Lerner 2010

Barrymore has the showier role and gives the more riveting performance, but that takes nothing away from Lange, who captures the smothering selfishness that was the flip side of Big Edie's determination to live life on her own terms.

Lange, Barrymore captivate in HBO's 'Grey Gardens' 2009

Impossible as it might seem, greater pay transparency might prompt, in the absence of greater redistribution, discontent rather than harmony – witness the unhappy footballers and writers who have smarted, as the noble AS Byatt unforgettably did, when a showier rival was publicly awarded what Monbiot's critics call "silly money".

Even if you show me yours, I'm not showing you mine | Catherine Bennett 2011