Sentence examples for exhibition result from inspiring English sources

The exhibition result did not compensate for the 2-1 loss to Iran at the 1998 World Cup in France.

Blatchford said: "I can confirm that not a single change to an exhibition resulted from these email exchanges".

Although reviews were mixed, attendance reached a respectable 27,924, and the exhibition resulted in the museum's first acquisition, Hopper's "House By the Railroad" of 1925, further reflecting MoMA's commitment to American art.

Shifting to a festival-commissioned project, Oscar Diaz has created an exhibition resulting from peoples' response to projects that are engaging socially or ecologically.

This exhibition resulted in over seven hours of live, unedited music, which Gersten is now making available on a new Custom Melodies website so that others can experience the improvised art music recordings.

"Our exhibitions result from a dialogue with the artists' work," Jessica Daniel, Creative Growth's community development manager told The Huffington Post.

Three days to see art from 136 artists representing 89 countries (plus many collateral exhibitions) results in a situation some have termed "art dump," which seems on point to me.

So in this exhibition, the result is more a promotion than a revelation.

"Then and Now," the monthlong exhibition that resulted, gave Kenyans the first visual history of the Nubian community.

When a museum gives an artist the run of its collection to select an exhibition, the results are almost always interesting.

The annual traveling exhibition that results from the residency is the museum's effort to build a regional dialogue and survey of the practices of southern artists.