Sentence examples similar to exhibited know-how from inspiring English sources
The broadcast networks may be scaling back their coverage, conceding to cable the task of gavel-to-gavel attention, but the conventions remain such crucial showcases for exhibiting reportorial and technological know-how that the competition over booth design has actually grown more intense.
I don't mean to suggest that he does what he does for fame, but the way in which he carries himself, the smooth behavior he exhibits, shows that he knows how to play a crowd.
Accumulate industry know-how.
I don't mean to suggest that he does what he does for fame, but the way in which he carries himself, the smooth behaviour he exhibits, shows that he knows how to play a crowd.
Not only was it inapplicable, but it exhibited how little this Administration knows about international issues.
And here you can see the other reason, besides the dearth of photo ops, that Mr. Downey has gotten short shrift in art history: museums do not know how to exhibit video.
Barry Jenkins knew how to exhibit black love as an antidote to racial upheaval.
We never do perfectly on that side, because no Melton really knows how to exhibit self control... but then again, perfection's not what we're going for.
For example, Sathyanarayana et al. (2011) did not know how long the child exhibited symptoms after the abnormal assessment was conducted.
Without transcripts or exhibits, it's impossible to know how Donovan made his case before the grand jury, and to counter mounting public skepticism about the proceedings.
