He had become, like his father, an eloquent speaker, able to explain British foreign policy and institutions in uncomplicated language, and he was also in demand for addresses at Burns' nights, formal dinners and business, university and special interest clubs, where he could exhibit his wide knowledge of literature, the arts, history and folklore.
Next time he finds the day approaching for the payment of our tax, let him send us a statement which, by its courteous phrasing and its warm and honest tone, exhibits a knowledge of the treasurer's position and an appreciation of ours.
The argument from evil, noted in the previous section, appeals to contingent facts about the world in order to call into question the existence of a being of perfect goodness (who exhibits perfect knowledge and power as well).
From (3), it can be seen that the determination of the directivity index for a multiway loudspeaker exhibits the knowledge of the system responses in all directions over the steradian.
He exhibits a comprehensive knowledge of events, making very few factual slips.
SEX A gentle, sensitive person herself, Maggie exhibits a surprising knowledge of how to lash a guy (Chris) to the bedposts and oil him down good and proper.
Largely prohibited from venturing outside their compounds, many American officials exhibit little knowledge of events beyond the barricades.
He exhibited local knowledge, noting that he was aware that the state's Veterans Affairs hospital had closed.
Brazil was so crisis-prone that average people still exhibit extraordinary knowledge about financial markets, like the spreads furrowing brows in Italy.
