Sentence examples for exhibits about how from inspiring English sources

Materials from the collections, available for use in the de Gaspé Beaubien Reading Room, are often brought out for exhibits about how important figures in business influence world affairs.

Looking at the coal-handling machinery -- the silos where coal is washed of impurities, the loading deck where it is funneled into rail cars -- I feel as if I'm passing through a theme-park exhibit about How Life Used to Be in America.

Many visitors respond emotionally about how the interactive exhibits by Black Egg reflect their past and future lives, seeing them laid out all in one place and hearing their own words at different stages in their lives.

3. BP exhibited "confusion" about how to seal off the exploratory well, according to the first round of Congressional investigation.

They seem to exhibit a hubris about how far their influence extends.

If the majority of students in the room are of a similar race, the focus of the questions (and subsequently, the presentations for the exhibit) should be about how each student's identity is different from another person of the same race.

Miguel visits Olthuis' newest exhibit and talks about how globalization is affecting his music.

But his view that it's "counterproductive" to use credit default swaps to crash an institution or a nation exhibits a certain naïveté about how the titans of finance operate now.

Exhibits help me think about how my work fits together.

"The thing I don't want this exhibit to be about is how old I am," Mizrahi, who is fifty-four, said the other day, in the museum's auditorium, where the raw materials of the exhibition — thousands of swatches, scores of sketches — were being sorted by assistants and curators.

Many of the students exhibited a basic curiosity about how their school's neighborhood has been altered.