Sentence examples for concise show from inspiring English sources

The cosmic heart of "Lee Bontecou: All Freedom in Every Sense," at MOMA — a concise show of three sculptures and a dozen or so drawings by the septuagenarian artist — is a mobile that was eighteen years in the making.

To 19th-century viewers it would have been nothing short of miraculous.But it is a strength of this concise show that its offerings do not appear simply as historical documents.

It is the speaker's responsibility to be concise, show his or her commitment to the topic and reach out to make a connection with each listener in the room.

The other seven artists in this concise show — Dara Birnbaum, Joan Braderman, Alex Bag, Keren Cytter, Ryan Trecartin, Mike Smith, and the marvellous Kalup Linzy — follow suit with their own media critiques.

The predicted metabolic pathway is concise, showing evidence of adaptation to blood environment.

"Black Square" makes its first appearance outside Russia in "Kazimir Malevich: Suprematism," a concise, bewitching show at the Guggenheim.

A concise program showed off the pair's lightning-fast reflexes and warmly matched sounds.

What a great concise way to show people the hard thing about transitioning.

Furthermore, through asymptotic analysis, we derive concise formulas and show how the optimal parameter values roughly behave as functions of number of tags N and confidence level α.

The concise, two-room show was organized by Learner, Szafran and Getty curator emeritus Scott Schaefer.

Back in 2005, Greenblatt, a successful hedge fund manager, published The Little Book that Beats the Market, a small, concise book that shows how investors can produce market-beating returns using a formula that has two and only two variables.