Sentence examples for exhibition strongly from inspiring English sources

He needs to get out of his head, an activity that this exhibition strongly encourages.

The exception is, of course, the little black dress, which she introduced in 1925, although this exhibition strongly suggests that the credit should be spread about a bit.

That, said Gabriel M. Goldstein, the museum's associate director of exhibitions, strongly suggests the hoard was buried in 1349, the year the plague reached Erfurt.

The exhibition draws strongly from "Dr. Seuss Goes to War: The World War II Editorial Cartoons of Theodor Seuss Geisel," a 1999 book by Dr. Richard H. Minear, a professor of history at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst who is the guest curator of the exhibition.

The exhibition also strongly suggests why Picasso followed this practice.

In planning this exhibition, I felt strongly that our viewers would need some exposure to Whiteread's sculpture in order to appreciate and understand not only the drawings themselves but also the breadth of her work in general.

That was an increase of about 9 percent over last year, with two exhibitions performing especially strongly: "Monet's Water Lilies" drew 857,386 people, and "Tim Burton" attracted 810,511.

Because that poem still resonates so strongly, the exhibition opens with a large colour photograph of the Lake Isle of Innisfree.

Firstsite is starting strongly with an exhibition which places historical artefacts alongside loaned works by 20th-century artists including Ai Weiwei and Andy Warhol.

In recent weeks, three major American archaeological associations and three of the Smithsonian's own internal research organizations have written to Smithsonian Institution Secretary Wayne Clough strongly opposing the exhibition.

Other painters, including Paul Sérusier who is strongly represented in the exhibition, joined Gauguin at Le Pouldu.