Sentence examples for display of objects from inspiring English sources

Exhibits include "Found in Firestone," a library display of objects discovered during the building's renovation.

The latter had one small but fine display of objects from Moroccan synagogues, now sadly almost vanished from the country.

Simplification means that, given a scale, the display of objects is shown with sufficient but not with unnecessary detail.

Before opening the museum, Marta Istomin invited friends and colleagues to view the display of objects, which were enhanced by films and slide shows.

This helps to explain its character: not that of a trophy display of objects found but that of a meticulously edited essay on history learned.

Many established museums commissioned additions in the 21st century not necessarily for the display of objects but to accommodate changing visitor demands.

This prohibition does not apply to displays of objects explicitly organized for the sale of those objects, for example, craft shows.

The National Museum of Pakistan, in Karachi (1950), has a number of galleries, which include displays of objects from the Indus civilization and examples of Gandhara art.

The tribe operates a casino 85 miles south of here, near San Diego, and under the deal it would build a museum there to house rotating displays of objects from the Southwest's collection.

The 10-year-old storefront institution is noted, or perhaps notorious, for painstakingly annotated but nevertheless baffling displays of objects like mummified mice on toast (an old remedy for incontinence) and crucifixion scenes carved into fruit pits.

In place of ornamentation there is geometric form; instead of Victorian-era skylights and dark rooms there is a bright atrium; instead of displays of objects there are accounts of ideas and procedures; and instead of presenting a fixed order of things it offers one under constant flux and revision.