Sentence examples for Show commotion from inspiring English sources
To a contemporary reader, though, the most striking part of the Armory Show commotion isn't the reactionary outrage or the amusing parodies of slack-jawed visitors but, rather, the near-complete absence of any talk about money.
Through afternoon and evening shows, craftsmanship and commotion kept recombining.
Video footage shows a brief commotion and a spike in shouting.
That reality, in particular, is why the show has caused some commotion.
"Snow Flurry" (1948), probably the most beautiful mobile in the show, is a gentle commotion of 30 white disks suspended on 26 delicately curved wires.
Peter Laviolette, the Flyers' coach, calls the reality-show scene "a big commotion, every hour and every day".
When you can cause that kind of commotion just by showing a long trailer, it's worth taking notice.
But in its perfect snapshot of commotion, its nowness shows.
Just as the cops were cramming the suspect into the car, Janet Jackson showed up, checking out the commotion.
Lest their efforts be swallowed in the commotion of a trade show covering one million square feet of exhibition space, a number of automakers have previewed their offerings in recent weeks.
It is very difficult to imagine any other living artist producing anything approaching the commotion of Hirst's show.
