The phrase "exhibit a sense" is correct and suitable for written English.
It can be used to describe an act that conveys a feeling or an attitude. For example: "The way he spoke exhibited a sense of respect and admiration for his boss."
But as is often the case with this president, the question is whether he will exhibit a sense of urgency to match his intellectual understanding.
"Is it orange or is it gray?" Five hours into a recent 16-hour workday, Sgt. Christopher Figliola echoed a sense among those dressed in gray that the inmates are the ones who now exhibit a sense of entitlement.
They use needles, decorate with ochre, create works of astonishing art, put on ornaments, and exhibit a sense of religion – the evidence for all these things lies alongside the human fossils.
The players have come so far, from so many places, and many of them exhibit a sense of wonderment and gratefulness for having a league, and "not having to cross the Pacific Ocean" for a game, as Chastain put it.
It turned out to be one in a string of defense victories, but Mr. Cline's smirk was one of the few times that Dr. Lee's tiny, ad hoc and largely unpaid legal team allowed itself to exhibit a sense of triumph.
A lot of my colleagues at Vice have been getting obsessed with geeks dressing up recently, be they Japanese or Brazilian, so, when I went to MCM at the weekend, I looked for something which, rather than expressing each costumer's individuality, would exhibit a sense of togetherness.
E. Stunned the world by exhibiting a sense of humor.
Mr. Bush, in turn, has exhibited a sense of command and a comfort level with the presidency that was lacking before Sept. 11.
I already knew I wanted to be an actress and Louisa really exhibited a sense of vocation; she wasn't prepared to give up on her ambition.
This is a beautiful work, maybe the best here, exhibiting a sense of dynamic movement and balance that looks easy but in fact is one of the hardest things to achieve in sculpture on this scale.
Only Bill Murray, the unsuccessful nominee for best actor, exhibited a sense of the absurdity of the occasion, replying to the standard first question "What are you in?" with the succinct reply "Boxers".
