Sentence examples for in this concise from inspiring English sources
That happens only a few times in this concise exhibition, organized by the museum's chief curator, Richard Flood.
LUIS CAMNITZER This pioneering Conceptual artist, who exhibits infrequently in New York City, has something new and something old in this concise solo.
In this concise installation, Leslie Hewitt connect the dots from civil rights activism to Walter Benjamin to Goya (no small feat) with impressive visual grace.
In this concise survey, Gann, a composer and music critic, examines John Cage's famously noteless composition "4′33″" from origins to afterlife.
In this concise and sharply focussed critical biography, Szwed writes that Billie Holiday, at the height of her fame,… "What do I think of life?
In this concise, elegant novel, a twentysomething filmmaker's assistant travels to an Indian temple town, ostensibly in order to scout locations but actually with the intention of confronting her traumatic past.
Set in Mozambique, this concise, pacey novel by the prolific Nicola Davies finds young Pedru with his arm torn off, vowing to kill the beast that did it.
Leiber and Stoller joyously summed up the travails of the generation gap in 1958 with this concise description of how well nagging goes down with teenagers.
(i) Our first published use of the term "bioorthogonal" occurred in 2003, ii) although we often used this concise descriptor in public presentations during our earlier work in the late 1990s.
Eerie, vast, remote; standing in front of the painting in this superbly concise retrospective, you find yourself wondering about both the picture and the artist.
So too does Appanah, a French-Mauritian writer of Indian origin, in this beautiful, concise novel, published in France in 2007 and now translated into English by Geoffrey Strachan.
