Sentence examples for curator thought from inspiring English sources

A young curator had gone out on a limb in purchasing them the higher-ups at the institution weren't very interested in photography, but the curator  thought that she would find valuable documentation of traditional clothes in the pictures.

Even still, the curator thought he recognized the hand behind the painting: The 17th century Spanish master Diego Velázquez.

The curator thought it might be interesting if I used the history of the island as a jumping off point for the piece the island had been an insane asylum and a potter's grave among other things.

"When I raised the question of her doing something here her first question was 'Who could you introduce me to?'" Balshaw and curator Mary Griffiths held that thought.

The curators cringe at the thought of decades of schoolchildren's feet vibrating like jackhammers on the fragile models, truncating an iris leaf and shaking green chips off a shrubby trefoil.

In an earlier interview with HuffPost, curator Matthew Craven explained his thoughts on why contemporary artists were so drawn to the work of outsiders.

More important, it's an opportunity to let a staff of bright and, in many cases, quite young curators sharpen their thoughts about the material under their care.

Although I have done a bit of curating myself, I've never given much thought to what curators do.

No one expects to find anything spectacular on a children's playground, except for children or so Swiss curator and urbanist Gabriela Burkhalter thought.

I may be an exceptionally over-educated "retired" zookeeper and curator, but those are the thoughts that I would have shared had I not been training animals during the scheduled radio interview that I was invited to participate in.

Independent thought is admirable in curators, but it needs to be tempered with an understanding of a show's broader purpose.