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• The new three-eyed monster will be saturated with dumb-dumb shows and commercials.
• Ah, but that's the beauty of a dumb show like this.
• Such a dumb show would work a radical change in the Senate's institutional rules.
• "There's a difference between a show about dumb characters and a dumb show, " he says.
• It's the smartest dumb show on television.
• It's a dumb show and an insult to the voters, " said Norbert Klamt, a 40-year-old accountant in Berlin.
• His follow-up play " Dumb Show " was staged at the Royal Court Theatre in 2004, focusing on tabloid journalism.
• When asked about her TV marriage, she said : " It was a dumb idea, it was a dumb show ."
• Goodnight Desdemona begins with a " dumb show ", or a scene with no sound, in which three situations occur simultaneously.
• "Dumb presagers " is sometimes seen as a continuation of the acting metaphor; a dumb show often preceded each act of Elizabethan plays.
• Ncube has a dancer's lithesome grace; watching him gaily mime his morning ablutions, early in the play, is a dumb show of happiness.
• Examples include the dumb show in " Hamlet " and the address to the audience by Puck in " A Midsummer Night's Dream ".
• The production also introduced several dumb shows, set to period music, showing the development of Henry and Anne's relationship and his distancing from Katherine.
• The writers were given free licence to write any scene they wished, in any style they wanted-monologues, dumb shows, or scenes with a large cast.
• Raphael has a gift for blending colloquial gestures and bits of business with the dumb show that passes for acting in most classical ballet performances.
• My picture is my stage and men and women my players, who by means of certain actions and gestures are to exhibit a dumb show.
• Nothing is going to happen in D . C . until the Republicans have wrung every last pathetic ounce of bathos from this dumb show.
• Her interpretation is clear to a fault, with actors who illustrate their words, especially the lewder bits, with the annotative gestures of a dumb show.
• The lawmakers, as well as the network jesters who play straight man in this dumb show, make themselves much less relevant to the daily life of America.
• At each surprising turn, " Dumb Show " confronts questions of ethics, exploitation and personal morality in a culture where humiliating celebrities has become a favorite national pastime.