'exhibit feeling' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe someone expressing or displaying their emotions or sentiments. Example: The actor's performance was so powerful that it made the audience exhibit strong feelings of sadness and empathy.
Six months later, I entered El Patronato for the opening of my exhibit, feeling a wave of humidity.
"If just one visitor a day leaves our exhibit feeling abused and degraded, then we'll have done our job," said Felkis with pride.
The Punk movement had its own Altamont-y apocalypse, I guess,when Warhol was shot but I left the exhibit feeling rather sunny and not at all down: I'm curious to learn what the twentysomethings make of the exhibit which will also travel to Miami later this year.
In case of health status patients report how they feel mainly about their physical health, whereas in case of reporting well-being patients exhibit feelings of depression, anxiety and energy [ 16].
It is exceedingly rare to see orchestral musicians exhibiting feelings onstage, especially feelings for conductors; the code of the profession demands a poker face under almost all circumstances.
Perhaps because he began as an actor, writer and set designer, he doesn't exhibit great feeling for the immediacy of the art object.
A second benefit of having joint legal custody is that the parents exhibit a feeling of well being knowing they are working together in making decisions based on what their child's/children's needs are.
Literate respondents were seven times more likely to exhibit positive feelings towards the mentally ill as compared to non-literate subjects (OR = 7.6, 95% confidence interval = 3.8 15.1).
Literate respondents were seven times more likely to exhibit positive feelings towards the mentally ill as compared to non-literate subjects (OR = 7.6, 95% confidence interval = 3.8 15.1) (Table 5).
According to the results of the study, while 69.4% of sophomore prospective science teachers exhibited positive feelings, 30.6% experienced negative feelings.
But with 70 percent of poll respondents saying that the country was heading in the wrong direction, the public was not exhibiting warm feelings toward officeholders of either party.
