Sentence examples for collections demonstrated from inspiring English sources

THE fall 2007 men's collections demonstrated a virtuosity with cutting, new fabrics, old jokes and bad hair, but produced few laurels.

However, as the first show of the spring/summer 2010 couture collections demonstrated yesterday, there's more to made-to-measure fashion than Cinderella ballgowns.

His collections demonstrated a skill for playing off classic American sportswear ideas, changing them slightly by pumping up the color, modernizing traditional coat shapes with textures like a popcorn knit instead of a flat wool melton, or covering a Fair Isle knit sweater in beads.

Various experiments considering several descriptors on four image collections demonstrated the effectiveness of the proposed approach.

Taken together, previous reports and our own collections demonstrated that such species were monomorphic across multiple populations and environmental conditions.

These new collections demonstrate how assiduously she has set out to establish for herself such a role, from her "beautiful old tin-roofed house with room for my books", with Johannesburg's mine-dumps and tough black townships just beyond.

If, as many writers have observed, noir was not so much a genre (like the western) as an attitude, these two collections demonstrate the breadth and depth of the depressive tradition in American film, a tradition just as central to our national cinema as the relentless optimism of the musical and the romantic comedy.

Ultrasound plays an important diagnostic and therapeutic role for evaluation of subcutaneous collections, demonstrating septations that are occult on MRI.

Then, in the 19th and 20th centuries, the trend was towards a combination of specialist and eclectic collections demonstrating many aspects of both horticulture and botany.

Antoniu also wrote that Gibbs-Smith did not check the French patents claimed by Coandă in 1910 and 1911, describing the retractable gear, leading edge wing slot and upper wing fuel tank, and that he did not see photographs from private collections demonstrating aspects about which he wrote.

Phoebe Hearst, the mining heiress and matriarch of the University of California, Berkeley, was not a woman of modest ambition, as her personal quest to create a world-class anthropology collection demonstrated.