Sentence examples for could be exhibit from inspiring English sources

As evidence of the connection between politics and feral hogs, they could be Exhibit A. The characteristic insignia of their sport is the Confederate flag.

Come to think of it, if the film-noir style — in addition to resulting from the imported expressionism of European émigré directors (including Preminger) — is largely the embodiment of a collective post-traumatic stress disorder of a nation that knew no healing beside victory, "Daisy Kenyon" could be Exhibit A. (David Denby discusses the film in his recent overview of Preminger's career).

If the French Ministry of Culture were to hold hearings on why there are so few innovative young French filmmakers today, Claire Simon's documentary "The Graduation" ("Le Concours," better translated as "The Entrance Exam") could be Exhibit A. (It played last fall in the DOC NYC series and this past weekend at the True/False Film Fest, which is where I saw it).

To the multitudes of everyday fans who argue that getting good seats at World Series games is all about who you know, Ron Rosenberg could be Exhibit A. Mr. Rosenberg, an executive with Merrill Lynch Investment Managers, received an unsolicited invitation to attend Game 2 with a client, and he left Yankee Stadium on Sunday night with a piece of one of Mike Piazza's shattered bats.

The absolute mode of being could be exhibited only by a being such as God, which could exist even if nothing else whatsoever ever existed.

With the right sales pitch, anything – and anyone – could be exhibited.

In the 1980s and '90s it revolutionized the way art, any art, could be exhibited.

When the necklace was completed in 1928, Cartier was so proud of the craftsmanship that it asked if the necklace could be exhibited before being sent to India.

In addition, no works from outside the Lehman holdings could be exhibited in the space without permission from the foundation, and nothing could be lent out.

The Victoria and Albert Museum owns 2,500 oil paintings, many of which, no doubt, could be exhibited more often, up and down the country.

Now, having amassed more art than could be exhibited in most museums, they will distribute 2,500 more pieces to institutions across the country.