Sentence examples for foreign exhibits from inspiring English sources

His work was perceived as radically new, especially when juxtaposed with the classicist designs of Vladimir Favorsky (head of the book art section of the same exhibition) and of the foreign exhibits.

Talk story about the dismantling of the Fair, what has happened to the foreign exhibits, etc.

One downside of the fairs was that the more esoteric foreign exhibits were often derided by the media.

Foreign exhibits included a science and technology exhibit by Great Britain, while Mexico and Peru focused on handicrafts, and Japan and India attempted to show both of these sides of their national cultures.

One survey about the Expo by Ogilvy & Mather China showed that the USA Pavilion is expected to be the most popular foreign exhibit for Chinese fairgoers, second only to the Chinese Pavilion.

Personally, I much prefer the reasoned, thoughtful approach to foreign policy exhibited by this administration to the my-way-or-the-highway, shoot-first-ask-questions-later, wanted-dead-or-alive approach to the world that exemplified George W. Bush's tenure and resulted in a vastly diminished level of respect and prestige among our allies.

However, such policies may result in increased emissions overall, by steering the production of manufactured industrial goods to foreign producers exhibiting high concentrations of CO2 emissions.

Foreign parr exhibited higher, and hybrids intermediate, emigration rates from the natal stream relative to local parr, consistent with genetically based behavioural differences.

For comparison, 18 DENV-positive serum samples were collected from foreign travelers exhibiting symptoms of dengue fever who entered at Ruili port.

PADUA, ITALY — Giuseppe De Nittis was the only foreign artist to exhibit, on the invitation of Degas, at the first Impressionist exhibition in 1874, but his five paintings were hung in a poor light some days after the event began.

Kublai Khan welcomed foreign traders and exhibited a rare tolerance and interest in all religions, including Christianity.