Despite the results, Bergoust has maintained the same candid, amiable disposition he exhibited when winning was the routine.
Or it may be that anonymity online removes whatever self-control they might have exhibited when confronting their subjects in person.
Experts in Italy said it was unlikely that Fiat would succumb to the overconfidence that Daimler exhibited when it took over Chrysler.
Bertelli has good taste and good sense, which he exhibited when he chose the American-born naval architect Doug Peterson to head his design team.
Having reached the Chase through consistency, the Colombian is set to use the thrusting talent exhibited when he won seven grands prix for Williams and McLaren.
In fact, despite all the excitement exhibited when imports were allowed, getting Indian mangoes anywhere in the New York City area isn't so easy.
Displaying none of the puppy-dog enthusiasm that former Vice President Dan Quayle exhibited when chosen by Governor Bush's father in 1988, Mr. Cheney was an ostentatiously subdued presence in his marathon of interviews.
Mr. Gingrich said he was not surprised by that kind of reaction, but he dismissed it as the same kind of nervousness that some in the party's establishment exhibited when Ronald Reagan was first running for national office.
Closely related are the faint blue luminescence observable when adhesive tapes are stripped from a roll, and the luminescence exhibited when strontium bromate and some other salts are crystallized from hot solutions.
Re "Rats May Dream, It Seems, of Their Days at the Mazes" (front page, Jan . 25: The news that rats exhibit brain-wave patterns during rapid eye movement sleep that resemble patterns exhibited when they run through a maze in a waking state simply confirms what all pet owners already know: animals dream.
Paul and Luke, who consume most of the author's attention, would seem to correspond to the two wings of Carrère's complicated temperament: Paul, the Jewish convert to Christianity, the urgent believer in resurrection, salvation, and the end of the world, has something of that proud religious unreasonableness which Carrère exhibited when he was making his daily commentary on the Gospel of John.
