Sentence examples for exhibition regrets from inspiring English sources

Johns, whose small but emotionally fathomless exhibition Regrets has just opened at London's Courtauld Gallery, has been in the news lately because an assistant who worked for him for 30 years confessed to stealing artworks from his studio and selling them for millions.

In a discreet wall card near the beginning of the show, the Met thanks the Syrian government for its willingness to lend important objects to the exhibition, but expresses "deep regret that recent legislation in the United States has made it too difficult and risky for the planned loans to proceed".

Biglari also regrets not translating exhibition posters from Farsi, since at the time of planning, there were few foreign tourists in Tehran.

The correct name of the exhibition is "My Way," we regret the error.

Revolving around emotions of insecurity, doubt and regret, the works in the exhibition respond to larger socio-economic shifts that are changing both the relationships between the sexes and the generational roles of parents and children.

Yes, Sporty!" She didn't, she says with regret, see the recent Ossie Clark exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum: "I should have gone.

Through today I regret that I didn't get to this exhibition earlier than I did.

Mrs. Kennedy gratefully told one of the organizers that she regretted having to hurry away from the surprise exhibition and head off to Dallas.

Regret and hope alike run through the multifaceted exhibition "Echoes of the Past: The Buddhist Cave Temples of Xiangtangshan" at New York University's Institute for the Study of the Ancient World on the Upper East Side.

At the same time, the event was an exhibition of Obama's vaunted realism, which just now involves acknowledging limits in a voice that mingles regret and vexation at "my Republican friends," as he calls them.

Regrets, regrets.