Sentence examples similar to play exhibit from inspiring English sources

Madrid were unlucky not to score themselves after creating a host of chances and their play exhibited a vigour and precision that has been lacking in recent seasons.

For another, the play exhibits an admirable complexity in its attitude toward its characters; Hankin has compassion for the people he makes fun of and isn't fearful of rendering his most sympathetic characters foolish or unhappy.

At one point, Mr. Woolf pours a glass of beer and places it in front of the empty armchair; at another, he flips on a tape and dances alone to a nostalgic recording by Nat Cole: "These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You)." It isn't exactly a made-for-television movie, but the kindness the play exhibits for its character makes him sympathetic.

The Mosuowan paleo oil play exhibits significantly potential for secondary exploration after the hydrocarbon release, given its large-scale.

The large group of elementary school students assembled on stage for a Christmas program in School Play, exhibiting all the boredom, concentration, anxiety, and distraction displayed by kids in this situation, are upstaged by one boy who is barely within the frame but ends up as the picture's anarchic star.

The latter's plays exhibit a directionless and discontinuous aesthetic that challenges realist narrative traditions.

James Merrill's novels and plays exhibit both the brilliance and the strangely airless quality of his early poetry.

These plays exhibit the tight structure and occasional overcontrivance of what is known as the well-made play.

In contrast, the video segments of real/normal plays exhibit more unified structures so the their analysis may lead to better results.

Furthermore, Johnson believed that later editors both misunderstood the historical context of Shakespeare and his plays, and underestimated the degree of textual corruption that the plays exhibit.

Domestic shale gas plays exhibit even greater diversity, including depth and thickness of recoverable resources, the amount and range of chemicals present in produced water, and the presence of constituents such as bromide, naturally occurring radioactive material, hydrogen sulfide, and other toxic elements [ 23, 28].