"exhibited itself" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something has clearly shown or demonstrated itself. Example: The cat's playful nature exhibited itself as it chased after the feather toy. In this sentence, "exhibited itself" conveys that the cat's playful behavior was clearly displayed and evident.
It exhibited itself, according to LeBron, very early in his life.
Ironically, perhaps, the messianic drive exhibited itself more in the thought of Judah Halevi whose basic outlook, as we shall see, was diametrically opposed to that of Ibn Ezra.
This phenomenon exhibited itself in the analysis of the biological data as PCA-Gabor most effectively differentiated between the experimental conditions with the least amount of data variance, or in other words capturing the least amount of noise, compared to the other two methods.
The ubiquity of our national health care crisis exhibited itself right there in the lobby.
What they overlook is that, in the creative community at large, this now exhibits itself as vanity.
A failure of baryon-number conservation would exhibit itself, for instance, by a proton decaying into lighter non-baryonic particles.
That threat was now exhibiting itself, not only in the tribal areas, but in the settled areas of Swat and through suicide bombings around the country.
The continuity lies in their technical proficiency and their absurdist charisma, the kind that exhibits itself in song titles like "Bag of Fat".
If he is ordered to close his eyes while in the erect posture, he at once commences to totter and swing from side to side; the insecurity of his gait also exhibits itself more in the dark".
The force relevant to RFID is the electromagnetic force, which exhibits itself in terms of electromagnetic waves.
Virtuosity exhibits itself in a performer by making his "interpretation" of the thing performed (a ceremony, chant or ritual) work in the context.
