Sentence examples for and exhibit in a from inspiring English sources

In an intellectualist recidivist mode, this entry will outline his investigations in physics and astronomy and exhibit, in a new way, how these all cohered in a unified inquiry.

Aljira, an alternative art space in downtown Newark, is a laboratory for artists still at an early stage in their careers, a place where they can ask questions, get advice and exhibit in an annual new-talent roundup.

Its hundreds of full-page photos were shot by amateurs, many equipped with inferior equipment, and exhibited in a downtown Manhattan gallery.

The documents, each about 500 pages, weave together the points each side scored with witnesses and exhibits in a two-month trial earlier this summer.

Fifteen of more than 3,500 submissions were chosen and exhibited in a 35,000-square-foot warehouse during Art Basel Miami Beach in December.

"Like Frankenstein, he is a brilliant but mad scientist; he has two personalities, like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, both civilized and savage; and like some sideshow super-geek, he is held and exhibited in a succession of zoolike enclosures".

In short, the notion of directing in the modern cinema has changed; the new freedoms of which directors partake are actually the old freedoms, reflected in the mirror of self-consciousness and exhibited in a self-aware display of style.

Secs, Presidents etc. of the society to be stuffed and exhibited in a museum?" The situation was so delicate that the museum shelved its plans for Guy, folded up his half-cured skin and put it into the deep freeze.

Chelsea Though March 2 Art students take note: what you are making now might sink like a stone, but when you become famous, it could be dredged up, hosed down and exhibited in a stylish gallery.

When Tate Modern exhibited a giant sun, to create its own indoor climate, the beautiful headline written by the Guardian's Steve Chamberlain – "But is it weather?" (a rare example of a question mark being required) – deserved to be framed and exhibited in a gallery in its own right.

On Seeing is not a commercial series, but in the event that it results in a sale, Projectsating artists and gallerists are invited to donate at least 15% of thaveroceeds to a charincludedheinventing.