Sentence examples for cause visitors from inspiring English sources

Ernst van Alphen, a professor at the University of Leiden in the Netherlands, proposes that the Lego boxes, for example, cause visitors "to envision the possibility of building their own concentration camps".

Besides getting the predictable crowds attracted by her fame, the show ought to cause visitors to look patiently at Orazio's paintings, which should come as a revelation to many people.

As the owner of a collection of shoes that is large enough to be known to cause visitors to exclaim "Imelda Marcos!" and pass out, I am the last person to make generalizations about what people feel it's worth spending their money on.

I HOPE the Metropolitan Museum's exhibition of Orazio and Artemisia Gentileschi, father and daughter, besides getting the predictable crowds attracted by her fame, also causes visitors to look patiently at his work.

Their rugged terrain causes visitors viewing them from the western plateaus to style Lesotho the Switzerland of Africa; the rough terrain has also prevented significant exploitation of the range's mineral resources.

Inside, the building is pure Kafka: long grey corridors that meet at strange angles, causing visitors to get lost.Yet open a door on the 8th floor, and you suddenly arrive in the 21st century.

Garofalo often mounts pieces on the wall or hangs them from the ceiling; in one of her favorite exhibitions, at a conservatory, her sculptures were suspended among the plants themselves, causing visitors to do a double take.

Sora and his teammates are told that the castle causes visitors to lose their memories upon entering.

The area has become known as the "Bermuda Triangle of Transylvania," as some believe it to be a portal that causes visitors to disappear.

A fistfight at Disney Springs that was misinterpreted as gunshots caused visitors at the crowded dining and entertainment complex to panic late Friday, authorities and witnesses said.

The Palazzo Medici Riccardi in Florence, the interior of which is almost entirely covered with incredible examples of Renaissance art has, according to the Daily Telegraph, caused visitors to "swoon, in particular, in the palace's chapel, which features a vivid 'Journey of the Magi' – a portrait of Medici family members from the 15th century".