Sentence examples for exhibiting how from inspiring English sources

The arc of Mr. Donovan's relationship with Acorn traces the broader trajectory of its affiliation with the Democratic Party, exhibiting how deeply the group has been enmeshed in urban politics in New York and other large cities and how members of the Obama administration have been put on the defensive over past relationships with the group.

Theoretically, the Analytic attempt to exhibit the nature of religious language could have been a chiefly descriptive task, but, in fact, most analyses have occurred in the context of questions of truth thus some scholars have been concerned with exhibiting how it is possible to hold religious beliefs in an Empiricist framework, and others with showing the meaninglessness or incoherence of belief.

Foucault's "critical philosophy" undermines such claims by exhibiting how they are just the outcome of contingent historical forces, and are not scientifically grounded truths.

I did not realize what I was doing at the time, but in eating excessively I was exhibiting how out of control my life felt.

On the other hand, compositional dynamics of codons responds to selective pressure, exhibiting how selection is at work through the relatedness of physiochemical properties of the amino acids that are mostly related in one aspect or another.

For school groups, Mr. Ambadjes emphasizes a science exhibit showing how the magnetic pickups on an electric guitar work to amplify its sound.

The IEEE has a great collection of photos and a fresh video from the exhibit showing how the robots work in concert to build a fun little tower.

"When he first came in he exhibited how much the Gorbachev phenomenon had spooked him.

But we can see, even with this exhibit, how art can connect diverse people".

"And then when you're in an exhibit, how do you get out and into the next one?" So he provided a "hierarchy" for the original sprawling design.

An indulgent fantasy is translated into realistic but oversize sculpture in a new exhibit, "How Sweet It Is!," at Hammer Galleries, 33 West 57th Street, (212 644-4400.