Sentence examples for exhibit things from inspiring English sources

Once inside the exhibit, things aren't much busier.

I ask Conran if the museum should exhibit things he doesn't like, such as the postmodernism now on show at the V&A, and he pulls a sour face that clearly means "no", but if the museum is to show what is going on, it should be open to everything.

They want to make money, in order to support themselves and their artists, but they also want to exhibit things that, ideally, you don't see every day, things that expand the viewing public's sense of the present or the past in some way.

But after a guide walks you past a few harmless exhibits, things go horribly wrong.

"It is not a good time to exhibit these things," he said.

The extra space has allowed the museum to exhibit fresh things, notably dozens of recently acquired oil landscape sketches by superb but under-known Danish and German artists.

Disney controlled every part of the exhibit, handling things like how it was configured, what items were included and what the wall-mounted descriptions said.

In his correspondence, he writes, "I am proud to think that I first, in clear and explicit terms, and in the cool blood of a philosopher, maintained that all the beauty and sublimity of objects of sense is derived from the expression they exhibit of things intellectual, which alone have original beauty" (Letter to Archibald Alison, in Correspondence 209).

The online exhibit Why Things Are Colored (www.webexhibits.org/causesofcolor/7I.html) provides a good context for thinking about how biological colors are produced and perceived.

This will allow the museum to respond to news events, and to update its exhibits when things change.

More than 240 international dealers, exhibiting such things as Venetian furniture, Art Deco jewelry, 18th-century silver punch bowls, antique corkscrews, Arts and Crafts bellows.