Sentence examples for exhibited so from inspiring English sources

It would be hard to find so-called normal people who exhibited so many signs of good health.

Occasionally these works are performed in the very galleries in which they are exhibited, so that viewers may approach the videos through torn-apart walls.

The signs are designed to keep people on housing benefit away, and the fact that they're exhibited so casually is shocking.

At the same time, Ruth exhibited so much hitting clout that, on the days he did not pitch, manager Ed Barrow played him at first base or in the outfield.

John Travolta, whom God and Hollywood preserve in case the world takes suddenly against him, can display only half the animal energy he exhibited so sexily in Saturday Night Fever as dangerous Danny, the boy sweet little Sandy (Olivia Newton-John) wishes so much was just a regular guy.

"Very confidentially, he dislikes his mother with a cordial and eloquent dislike which I consider entirely justifiable," Heely wrote, adding, "I can think of no other boy who, I believe, has been so fully the victim of an unsympathetic home background or who has exhibited so fully the psychological effect of feeling that he is not wanted".

The album is a delight, because it exhibits so few pretensions and has so many raw ideas flying through it.

He exhibits so exuberant and generous a degree of writerly candor and companionability that the reader is always loyal to him: this man is happily working to entertain us.

Museums want tyrannosaur skeletons to exhibit, so they are something that both scientific and commercial collectors will try to find and bring back; again this increases the number of specimens available.

Does she see irony in the fact that the Italians she meets are willing to paint all Americans with a broad brush, or that they exhibit so little knowledge of the United States or "how most people in the United States live"?

Just as it may take work to discover the kind(s) of structure that propositions exhibit, so it may take work to discover the kind(s) of structure that sentences exhibit.