Sentence examples for character exhibits from inspiring English sources

Many scholars, and some of Bugs's animators like Chuck Jones, argue that "A Wild Hare," the 1940 cartoon directed by Tex Avery, is the first true Bugs opus because the character exhibits his trademark wise-cracking, street-smart cool, and because it is the first time Mel Blanc did Bugs's voice.

On March 18, Parker earned the Morgan Wootten Male Player of the Year, which recognizes "the McDonald's All-American who demonstrates outstanding character, exhibits leadership and exemplifies the values of being a student-athlete in the classroom and the community".

Although state "1" of this character exhibits homoplasy across the MPTs, state "2" is uniquely present in 'microcormorants'microcormorants

Whatever one's political persuasion, I doubt I'm alone in noting the too-rare character exhibited by Rice and Yates.

The present study confirmed this hypothesis, revealing that participants who played an aggressive video game using their own, personalized character exhibited higher levels of aggressive behavior than participants who played an aggressive game with a non-personalized character.

Similarly, Sacha Baron Cohen's satirical film Borat, whose buffoonish character exhibited antisemitic characteristics, raised eyebrows at the ADL, which said it was "concerned... the audience may not always be sophisticated enough to get the joke, and that some may even find it reinforcing their bigotry".

The Rathbone Holmes, familiar to generations of late-night TV viewers, could be energetic and impetuous, but he was decidedly rational, and his behavior was always in bounds — there was not much evidence of the Bohemianism and eccentricity the character exhibited in Arthur Conan Doyle's original stories.

Even (6) falls short of the demonstrative character exhibited by (1 3).

This proved controversial, as the character exhibited exaggerated, stereotypically Jewish characteristics.

You just watch Moretz's character exhibit more symptoms, while people around her sigh and shake their heads.

The soap website Soap Central.com stated that despite executive producer Frank Valentini neither confirming nor denying it, St. John's character exhibited "Todd-like" behavior.