Sentence examples for is exhibited as from inspiring English sources

Here, having been dominant on Lilliput, Gulliver is exhibited as a curious midget, and has a number of local dramas such as fighting giant wasps.

A later play, "Venus," about a woman from Africa who is exhibited as a sideshow attraction in 19th-century Europe, won the 1995-1996 Obie Award for Playwriting.

Nate stumbles upon a traveling carnival whose prime attraction, Lily Megan Foxx), a beautiful bird woman with real wings, is exhibited as a sideshow.

Exhibited in an airy space with a vast view of sea and sky behind it through a glass wall, Rodin's sculpture somehow looks bigger, more eternal than it usually does when it is exhibited as part of the Tate collection.

Baartman has been conned into pursuing a fortune in Europe, where she is exhibited as the Hottentot Venus, "the virgin Eve risen from the Garden of Creation to the first, primitive level of humanity," as a barker's pitch puts it.

Eva Zeisel's boldly shaped Museum line from 1946 (hailed at the time by the Museum of Modern Art as "good design") is exhibited as a design that did not sell well.

Her work was exhibited as recently as May at the Jewish Museum in New York, in "Action/Abstraction: Pollock, de Kooning and American Art, 1940-1976".

A Boehm-system clarinet was exhibited as early as 1839, and Boehm-system oboes are also found.

In the latter case, a tendency for increase of this gain during the course of integration forced by the emission scenario SRES A2 has been exhibited as well.

"Opening the Tombs" is the special Fox is exhibiting as an indication of its new direction in sweeps-month programming.

It disappeared on Saturday afternoon from a locked cabinet at the Corferias exhibition centre in Bogota where it was being exhibited as part of the book fair.