Sentence examples for exhibit kind from inspiring English sources

Though she had just learned at camp about complicated concepts like taxes and depreciating assets, Ms. Sichevaya said she found the exhibit "kind of confusing".

Others suggest that the Internet may someday reach a critical mass of interconnections that at the least might exhibit some kind of chaotic behavior, perhaps even some kind of sentience.

His diaries, she writes, exhibit "a kind of self-consciousness about his achievements".

Both movies, for better or worse, exhibit a kind of self-conscious cleverness.

Sometimes, it seems, American and Afghan leaders exhibit a kind of willful blindness.

No matter how technically accomplished a dancer may be, it's not easy to exhibit this kind of presence effortlessly.

"It's time for officers to speak up when their colleagues exhibit this kind of bigotry," Adachi said.

That was where he first began to exhibit the kind of bolshevism that was to so upset Senator Joseph McCarthy.

Many of the guitarists, like Mr. Chang and Mr. Lim, exhibit a kind of anti-showmanship that seems distinctly Asian.

Teenagers giggle tentatively; children are subdued; adults exhibit a kind of nervous relief, never happier to be law-abiding citizens.

So, do male pipefish exhibit this kind of behavior — what scientists call postcopulatory sexual selection — as well?