Sentence examples for quickly exhibited from inspiring English sources

Mr Johnson quickly exhibited a deft touch, walking in a memorial march with protestors and dishing out hugs and empathy.

(Some players were given more money than others and quickly exhibited what could be interpreted as a sense of entitlement).

In the video, Mr. O'Keefe quickly exhibited his absurdist improvisational style, telling a school official that the leprechaun on the cereal box appeared as "an Irish-American" who is "portrayed as a little green-cladded gnome or huckster".

The person or people behind the account quickly exhibited a linguistic dexterity in the short-message form, in a voice by turns bragging and menacing, with a tendency toward alliteration and mock epic language, rendering a violent world of mujahedeen versus crusaders, in 140 characters or less.

The Skinny: Strong camel-colored coats paired with boot-cut pants opened the show, but Vera Wang quickly exhibited her softer side with delicate layers in graphic prints and muted tones.

In 1890, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Freeman Miller observed firsthand (in In Re Medley, 134 U.S. 160) that prisoners denied meaningful contact with other human beings quickly exhibited a range of behaviors, including signs of heightened violent state, suicide attempts, and severe depression "from which it was next to impossible to arouse them".

When subjected to large seismic loads, coupling beams may deteriorate relatively quickly exhibiting both strength and stiffness degradation.

For example, if the patient tends to move and speak quickly, exhibit the more active side of yourself.

Across learning, participant arm movements are initiated and completed more quickly, exhibit lower fluctuation, and exert more perturbation on the Wiimote during the button press.

Some miRNAs like miR-34a could respond to the DNA damage quickly and exhibited dysregulation within one day while most miRNAs that function mainly as regulators for cell differentiation and proliferation altered their expression only after several days.

Converging evidence indicated that highly agreeable people tend to make emotional attribution decisions more quickly and exhibit greater temporoparietal junction activity during emotion attribution decisions, compared to low agreeable people.