Sentence examples for exhibited a version of from inspiring English sources

Like many of the Australians in Kenneally's piece, Wombat refused to evacuate, and exhibited a version of the bravado of Bruce Ackerman, who, as Kenneally described, sealed up his house and watched from inside it as the wildfire swept through.

In 1962 he exhibited a version of his store in which there were huge canvas-covered, foam-rubber sculptures of an ice-cream cone, a hamburger, and a slice of cake.

He explains that he exhibited a version of the Skin artwork about a year before the album was released and that he had shown other versions with similar digital flowers in gallery shows but they hadn't received much interest at the time.

Others have vowed to sabotage his upcoming show in Los Angeles, where he is planning to exhibit a version of the piece he initially painted on the side of a pub in Bristol, England, in February.

Tecmo announced at E3 2005 that Team Ninja was working on Ninja Gaiden Black, and later exhibited a working version of the game at the TGS 2005.

Thus, analogously to the result in Figure 3 A,B, some regions in left occipital temporal cortex that showed activation due to contralateral versus ipsilateral attention also exhibited a stronger version of this attentional modulation under high- than low-intensity TMS over right parietal cortex (see Fig. 3 F and its legend).

In 2003, the Chapman brothers exhibited an altered version of The Disasters of War.

Dream Logic plans to exhibit a modified version of this show in New York.

He said he faced death threats from Trump supporters after announcing he would be exhibiting a tweaked version of the piece at a show in Los Angeles in October.

Comparing the two texts paragraph by paragraph, you notice quite often that what seems like an audacious coinage is already there in the original; Foer has merely excised hunks of Schulz's luxuriant verbiage and exhibited a slimmed-down version of the master's vision.

The company has its roots in a business started back in 1960s Berkshire and now, headed by Keith's son Jon, is exhibiting an updated version of its vinyl record cleaning machine, which won multiple awards in the 1970s and 80s.