Sentence examples for are exhibiting the same from inspiring English sources

This whole hollow argument is further evidence that many whites are exhibiting the same culture of racial victimization that they decry.

Clearly not all markets are exhibiting the same phenomena but in general, things are looking up.

While the curves for single antenna systems with M=1 and M=2 are exhibiting the same performance with postpreamble-based channel estimation as with perfect channel knowledge, for two antennas, there is a slight loss visible, and for NRA = 4 antennas, the loss due to channel estimation is quite pronounced.

By contrast, attending the American Songbook series has often felt like visiting a museum where the same old Impressionists are exhibited the same old way.

Even then, certain people were exhibiting the same kinds of symptoms that appeared with other addictions: trouble at work, social isolation, and the inability to cut back.

But thus far, at least, the summer blockbusters have been exhibiting the same release pattern as in recent years -- gigantic openings in more than 3,000 theaters followed by steep drop-offs in subsequent weekends.

But social and familial pressures, as well as his discomfort with the fact that his younger brother Modest was exhibiting the same sexual tendencies, led to Tchaikovsky's hasty decision in the summer of 1877 to marry Antonina Milyukova, a young and naive music student who had declared her love for him.

At a red-carpet event held in a narrow cinema hallway before Wednesday's screening, Mr. Bieber was exhibiting the same kind of preternatural poise he would show throughout the week on comedy programs like "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart" and "Saturday Night Live".

This is not a fear that any of us will have to face, because retirement age will outstrip life expectancy in about two budgets' time, but Daniels is exhibiting the same sort of traits you get from old, megalomaniac football managers when they retire from the game: without all the 5AM starts and opportunities to shout at Paul Scholes, they become listless, baffled by this sudden flood of free time.

They don't suffer from schizophrenia",' in Jane's mind, 'They're exhibiting the very same symptoms of- that- to- that to me say that it is schizophrenia'.

In the forthcoming Pace exhibition, his holograms and daguerreotypes are exhibited in the same room.