Sentence examples for Looking at this show from inspiring English sources

Looking at this show it seems clear that he could tailor his art to fit both.

Looking at this show, you realize that we are surrounded by knots of one kind or another, many of our own making.

Looking at this show, you could get the impression that the last quarter of the 20th century was not the weightiest era in design history.

Looking at this show becomes a process of seeking out the works that, like St .Martin, have escaped the embalming process for one reason or another and managed to breathe as art objects.

You would never guess from looking at this show that there are still parts of the world -- Turkey, for one -- where people commonly wear tunics of beautifully pleated muslin.

This is very like the experience of looking at this show, which is called Plank Salad and subtitled "muscular soup (or what happens to image when substance goes on a diet)" – all of which sounds a bit indigestible.

Looking at the show in this light, Big Ballet becomes quite radical, a challenge to ballet as a grand, brittle repository of ambivalence about women, in which perfect females express archetypal femininity by rejecting such definite aspects of womanhood as the ability to procreate, itself associated ridiculously closely with "getting fat".

Looking at this data shows that congressional polarization cannot alone be the cause of our present gridlock (though, as Sarah Binder points out, they are certainly related).

Looking at the show, I began to envisage Penn as a quiet American cousin of the Catherine Deneuve character in "Belle de Jour".

Looking at the show's 60 works, dating from 1930 to 1981, however, it is hard to deny that despite its restless, searching energy and sporadic moments of formal power or elegance, Krasner's career looks more like one of tantalizing frustration than of real fulfillment.

Looking at the show as a whole, is there one particular story or message you're hoping to convey?