Sentence examples for collection noting from inspiring English sources

She enclosed a catalogue of vases in the Getty collection, noting, "I think that you will find many pieces included that you will recognize".

Dr. Tripp, who is partial to conifers, cone-bearing trees, led the way through the 40-acre collection, noting how it fans out "like a skirt around the conservatory," and contains specimens rare even in Japan.

The book includes 17 pieces of journalism a mere slice of the work that Mitford produced over the course of a 40-year career in letters, but a choice one.Jane Smiley contributes a brief but admiring preface to the collection, noting that "Above all things, Mitford liked a worthy opponent, and her weapons of choice were factual accuracy and a tone of amazement".

Nearby, you may compare Rembrandt's study of a seated woman with the supplicant in his "Christ Healing the Sick (Hundred Guilder Print)," from the Morgan's collection, noting how he made her appear more infirm by unclasping her hands and extending her legs.

The interviewer wrote field notes throughout data collection, noting new conceptualisations of social capital and/or experiences of social capital in unanticipated ways.

Bankes described his purchase as "the glory of my collection", noting that he had been "a long while in treaty for it and was obliged to pay a high price".

Certain parts of this collection, noted in this finding aid as at Harvard Depository, are housed offsite.

Her first book, The Silences Between: Moeraki Conversations (1982), is a verse collection noted for its unique and varied use of language.

The final dress of the show was the bubbling, foaming aura, which, the collection notes informed the audience, had been "3D molded by hand" — that is, constructed with analogue labor.

Whatever the inspiration, the collection — noted by Gothamist earlier Monday — was removed at 1 50 p.m. by a city transit employee, who ripped the pages and deposited the remains in a black garbage can on the platform.

The collection, noted for its comprehensive display of American painting from the colonial through the modern period, was housed in a classical revival building from 1897 until its transfer to the National Gallery of Art (NGA) in the early 21st century.