Sentence examples for exhibition seems from inspiring English sources

Sometimes this exhibition seems to concur.

Are there dancegoers to whom the MoMA exhibition seems coherent?

Watercolours, the exhibition seems to be telling us, are not just decorative but practical too.

On first perusal the High Museum exhibition seems destined to confirm art-world assumptions about Dalí.

Tate Modern's recent Gauguin exhibition seems to have been a watershed.

But nearly everyone I spoke to said: the exhibition seems so contemporary.

Why does this exhibition seem so timeless and exceptional?

There were times, too, where the exhibition seemed overly cautious about morbidity, perhaps to avoid frightening off its youngest visitors.

For Ms. Occhiogrosso, the works in the exhibition seemed more about "transcending landscapes" than encountering unknown ones, she said.

He might be more mysterious than his artwork because his pieces in the exhibition seem charming or even winsome.

"It is surprising that the curators of the Braque exhibition seem to ignore the basic rule of conservation of graphic works," she said.