Sentence examples similar to exhibition's value from inspiring English sources

Other experts are in favour of what they see as the exhibition's educational value.

The exhibition elaborates on water's value to human life and potential for sustainable use, while demonstrating that water inspires and enables numerous art forms.

He branded as "nonsense" the idea that an exhibition adds to a collection's value in any category except contemporary art.

The Jets described the report as "pessimistic and inexpert," but also praised the budget office for analyzing the project's value as an exhibition hall, not simply as a stadium.

The AIM exhibition is not to be taken as an indicator of the program's value.

"With the source material in this exhibition, the original value to their corporate makers is clear, but once they start to break down and shift, locating value and what that might be becomes quite clouded".

The games between now and then are glorified exhibitions, their value limited to seeding purposes for the Pac-12 tournament.

Sarah Maple's new exhibition explores Brexit's impact on British values and identity.

Several artists in this exhibition share Duchamp's anarchic values, like Arman, the late French artist who made sculptures using mass-produced tools like wrenches, handsaws, pliers and paintbrushes.

This gives the exhibition a certain curiosity value.

This exhibition too has shock value, but it is not about normalcy.