Exhibitory

It is difficult to believe that any boy, however great his exhibitory passion, could permit, in the full possession of his sensibilities, ❋ Unknown (2003)

This increases his attractiveness to youthful minds, but to a nature like Hawthorne's anything of an exhibitory character must always be unpleasant. ❋ Stearns, Frank P (1906)

Having filled your souls with the streams of tears, ye have made them, O holy ones, fruitful, productive of every virtue and exhibitory of most glorious miracles. ❋ Anonymous (1899)

It is difficult to believe that any boy, however great his exhibitory passion, could permit, in the full possession of his sensibilities, a needle to be thrust deeply into his flesh without manifestations of a most unmesmeric sort. ❋ Albert Bigelow Paine (1899)

Maggie, one day, long before, and under her own attendance precisely, had, for the glory of the name she bore, paid a visit to one of the ampler shrines of the supreme exhibitory temple, an alcove of shelves charged with the gold-and-brown, gold-and - ivory, of old Italian bindings and consecrated to the records of the Prince's race. ❋ Henry James (1879)

Bold, in the sense of being undaunted, yes; but bold in the sense of being careless, confident, or exhibitory, -- no, -- no, and a thousand times no; for, even if you were not a beginner, it would be bad advice that made you bold. ❋ John Ruskin (1859)

Sydney Wildlife World life science and exhibitory manager Mark Craig said it was not unusual for crocs to go long periods of time without food. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Additionally, exhibitors are focused on reducing their costs, by using lighter weight exhibitory and less product, which affects our shipping and grade revenues. ❋ Unknown (2009)

They were not fabricated or installed in the initial phase of the museum's opening, both to reduce the initial capital program and also to provide a fresh set of exhibitory at some point thereafter.

His journey within individuals 'inner life and at the same time within the current reality of a devastated society can be perceived in his masterpieces through anonymous figures screaming from their cages, through the sensuality and eroticism he displays in his provocative and exhibitory manner, through a feel for death and a voluptuous liveliness. ❋ Unknown (2008)