Sentence examples for exhibit mostly from inspiring English sources

Galleries falling in between exhibit mostly young and emerging artists, which means that you see much that is only marginally better than graduate student work.

According to the artist, the show will exhibit mostly work that has never been seen in London before, and Deller is working on new pieces, including "a nature film that I think will be quite visceral and overwhelming as a spectacle".

The results show that the stress strain curves exhibit mostly nonlinear behavior.

In contrast, the silicic to calcareous ooze samples from Unit II, which are characterized by higher μ values, exhibit mostly velocity-weakening behavior for slip velocities of 0.0028 to 0.28 mm/s (Figure 3e).

Moreover, the Fermi level of Ni is close to the conduction band edge of MoS2, consistent with earlier reports [7, 12], which makes MoS2 transistors exhibit mostly n-type behavior.

In addition, the outer layer of hollow fibers spun using water or methanol in the first coagulation bath shows mostly an open-cell structure, whereas those spun using ethanol or 2-propanol exhibit mostly a closed-cell structure.

He began exhibiting (mostly landscapes) in 1881 with the Belgian exhibition society called L'Essor, and by 1882 he was showing his own Symbolist works, many of which had subjects that were inspired by literature, especially by the writings of Gustave Flaubert.

And so I cannot escape the idea that she auto-exhibits mostly to annoy people.

The institution was officially named the Museum of Modern Hungarian Art -- with galleries named after Mr. Vasilescu -- and its function was narrowed to exhibiting mostly paintings.

The fact that Ai exhibits mostly abroad fuels the criticism that he is happier allowing foreigners to project their moral longings onto him than engaging with China's ambiguities.

A raid on the pre-Islamic artefacts kept at the national museum this week resulted in the destruction of about 35 exhibits, mostly antique Buddhist or Hindu works of art which has done nothing to quell such fears.In 2008 and for several years since there had been a feeling, even for those opposed to Mr Nasheed, that free and fair elections had breathed new air into a stagnant system.