Sentence examples for exhibited themselves from inspiring English sources

Before the panel of 6 artists, art historians and writers began their discussion, 3 well-known body builders exhibited themselves.

"Several artists used their own bodies as their medium," she says, "including Gilbert and George, who exhibited themselves as living sculpture, and Hannah Wilke, who posed nude to mimic a controversial Duchamp sculpture".

Though he's at pains to point out how much his mother also cared for him, her fearfulness and self-pity were her greatest weapons and exhibited themselves in extraordinary declarations and actions.

Averell Harriman, who was W. Averell Harriman until he decided to run for elective office, and Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr. (who has never found it politically expedient to crop his name), have exhibited themselves drinking milk and have slyly intimated that Dewey and Ives just toy with it.

In neutral media, the biofilm-based composite (hybrid) matrices have exhibited themselves electrocatalytic activity during electroreductions of oxygen and hydrogen peroxide (with possibility of its sensing in a broad range of concentrations).

Or they may be signed drawings that were meant to be exhibited themselves, such as the Van Goyen Village Scene with an Open Market (1653) that London dealer Katrin Bellin-ger, of Colnaghi, is bringing to the TEFAF Maastricht fine art fair this month part of the venerable fair's debut works-on-paper section with an asking price of $123,000.

Gender and racial inequality continue to exhibit themselves in new ways.

It's not in the normal course of events that those behaviors exhibit themselves.

The dancers seemed not to believe in them, merely to be ravenously exhibiting themselves in them.

A dozen princesses exhibit themselves in vain (wittily snapped against a wall, their shifty eyes tell all).

In the razor-sharp recital culture, which requires artists to exhibit themselves vulnerable and naked onstage, Mr. Bostridge takes the vulnerability to an extreme.