Sentence examples for than exhibit from inspiring English sources

Even the iffiest film tends to slump as it reaches its climax, rather than exhibit an upturn.

It's OK, we all do this - show things in progress - but there are painters who would rather die than exhibit something before it is finished.

For this show, he decided that, rather than exhibit his usual admixture of media, he would fill the Anton Kern Gallery with signs.

Rather than exhibit any discomfort in this cultural duality, he revels in it, as evidenced by the title of a recent book of essays, "Walter Benjamin at the Dairy Queen".

Rather than exhibit a mock-up of a slave vessel — a feature of an old display on slavery in Liverpool — he commissioned a video to be shown on four screens.

Even in this intimate, candlelit space you can appreciate that the play has been visibly directed by Michael Longhurst: at the same time, everything is driven by a desire to illuminate Ford's text rather than exhibit the director's ego.

More than exhibits, what Adrover really needs is a strong business partner.

Rather than exhibiting sea creatures, the center rescues and rehabilitates injured or ill pinnipeds and cetaceans -- sea lions, seals, otters, dolphins and whales -- and then releases them.

The hard-edge abstract painter Roy Conn, Kathy's partner from 1968 onward, led a separate professional life, other than exhibiting as a Penwith member.

Rather than exhibiting the pungent fruit flavors more typical in New Zealand sauvignon blancs, these were subtle, nuanced wines with an emphasis on citrus, herbal and mineral flavors.

Rather than exhibiting any sort of empirical power-law distribution, as you'd expect in a situation such as this, in both years there was a steep shelf around 32 marks.