Sentence examples for fascinating displays from inspiring English sources

Her shows can be fascinating displays of virtuosity -- overkill, at times.

Luminaries such as Robert Capa and Henri Cartier-Bresson are represented, but the most fascinating displays concern the advent of photography when it was, according to Valentín Vallhonrat, the museum's artistic director, presented in scientific, rather than artistic, terms.

In many ways, the exhibition's most fascinating displays highlight the dissemination of Newtonian ideas beyond the narrow world of science, which contributed to their transforming influence on the entire culture and the idolization of genius himself.

From an art-as-business standpoint, one of the most fascinating displays is a "classroom" set up by the curators on the top floor of the old tobacco warehouse.

Snee Hall, the home of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, houses a number of fascinating displays including the Timothy N. Heasley Mineralogical Museum which contains precious and semi-precious stones from all over the world, dinosaur footprints, a life-size plesiosaur cast, and a number of fossils from the Paleontological Research Institution.

There's also a shop, called Wine House, that sells books and other wine-related paraphernalia, and former rail workers' cottages that contain fascinating displays of the traditional equipment used in wine-making.

Gumboot provides a fascinating display of rhythmic coordination.

But among brain researchers, the moment is a fascinating display of a common human experience: the brain freeze.

And in a fascinating display of starch and perspiration control, wrinkles never appeared on their shirts over the long hours of coverage, not even in high definition.

On view at the Louvre, "Holy Russia" offers much more than a fascinating display of works of art from far-flung institutions inside and outside Russia.

Hearing is more suggestive: in one fascinating display we can listen to sounds that might have been made and heard by dinosaurs.