Sentence examples for often exhibits from inspiring English sources

Figure sculpture, for example, often exhibits the characteristic protruding buttocks.

But if "Starting Over" provides grist for moralizing, it also often exhibits a conscience.

Lorde has a sly facility with pop craft that often exhibits itself in curveballs.

The generally effective executive often exhibits what might be called controlled momentary irresponsibility.

Although sociological institutionalism can resemble interpretive theories, it often exhibits a distinctive debt to organizational theory.

"Bernini's ­Beloved," Sarah McPhee's scrupulous biography of the statue's sitter, more often exhibits the latter.

Yet he often exhibits a flair and an acumen that seem to anticipate these systematic studies.

A crystalline terrain often exhibits large folds in which the rocks appear to have flowed instead of having been bent.

The future that is being imagined however often exhibits a form of techno-optimism.

In a campaign that often exhibits a decidedly corporate and somewhat antiseptic air — personified by Mr. Penn — Mr. Ickes is intense, emotional and, his friends say, idealistic.

A realistic beam structure often exhibits material and geometrical non-linearity, in particular for those made of metals.