Sentence examples for features of much from inspiring English sources

The museum is an American classic, a turn-of-the-century encyclopedic institution with all the features of much larger counterparts, but with a collection of distinctive strengths.

A basically competitive attitude as well as reliance on rhetoric are features of much early prose writing; for example, Hecataeus was criticized by Herodotus, who was in turn criticized by implication, though never named, by Thucydides.

(Smith) ★ Newark Museum: 'The Art of Translation: The Simon Ottenberg Gift of Modern and Contemporary Nigerian Art' (through Nov. 3) The Newark Museum is an American classic, a turn-of-the-century encyclopedic institution with all the features of much larger counterparts, but with a collection of distinctive strengths.

(Johnson) ★ Newark Museum: 'The Art of Translation: The Simon Ottenberg Gift of Modern and Contemporary Nigerian Art' (through Nov. 3) The Newark Museum is an American classic, a turn-of-the-century encyclopedic institution with all the features of much larger counterparts, but with a collection of distinctive strengths.

"Windows NT was released with lots of support for telephony," he explains, referring to TAPI the Telephony Applications Programming Interface that first appeared with Windows 95. "We decided to build a PBX that ran on a PC and in the process we could offer most of the features of much more expensive dedicated voice mail, call distribution and telephony products".

Tantrism, though not always in its full esoteric form, is a feature of much modern mystical thought.

That first goal from Boyd, unsurprisingly, had a deadening effect on opponents whose sprightliness had been a feature of much of the opening half an hour.

Whale watching is a prime feature of much of the NSW south coast, particularly between September and December when humpbacks are returning to Antarctica with their calves.

Openwork remained a feature of much of the jewelry, notably of the necklaces formed of small openwork plaques linked by rings or chains.

Cyclic structure, which relates separate movements by means of reuse of thematic material, is a feature of much symphonic writing after Beethoven.

An element of surrealism -- mildly surprising juxtapositions of forms, materials, spaces and vistas -- is a feature of much public art, and it is important in Ms. Soares's work, too.