Sentence examples for key exhibits from inspiring English sources

If he were to visit the English gallery in André Malraux's imaginary museum, where objects exist in a suggestive, transcultural continuum, he would conflate and elide key exhibits into a structure whose coherence was at best metaphorical.

In a 145-page report filed to a tribunal in Perugia — and immediately leaked to the news media — two court-appointed independent experts said that the collection and testing of DNA traces in key exhibits were below international standards and that the evidence might have been contaminated.

The BBC went to see some of the key exhibits.

WikiLeaks would be a key exhibit in that case.

The key exhibit was that of the Ski-Dek Corp., whose pres.

"Did you see that video?" one saleswoman asked, referring to the surveillance tape that was a key exhibit in the trial.

That refrain, from an 1899 poem, eventually became a key exhibit in the case against the racism and exploitation of 19th-century imperialism.

The next key exhibit is a bronze of Picasso's left hand, dated 1937, apparently a unique cast from a plaster impression.

The famous Stanley Milgram experiments -- in which a disturbing number of test subjects willingly administered what they thought were painful electric shocks to others -- are a key exhibit.

But on cross-examination, one of Albert Pirro's lawyers, Robert J. Giuffra Jr., forced Mr. Dennehy to acknowledge that the government's key exhibit summarizing Mr. Pirro's tax situation contained a dozen or so errors.

A video of the Sesame Street duo swearing is a key exhibit in a petition sent to US regulators on Tuesday calling for censure of the Google-owned app.