Sentence examples for make a visitor from inspiring English sources
And enough history to make a visitor wish that the exploration were more complete and less ready to offer revision without real reinterpretation.
Even in a society as affluent as Japan, where there's no poverty to speak of, these prices are enough to make a visitor wonder whether the yen underwent a catastrophic devaluation in the time it took to climb the stairs.
The soundtrack includes famous operatic passages and old-style romantic ballads, but also the kind of cheesy, synthetic pop that can, like some of the nation's television productions, make a visitor wonder about Italy's reputation for impeccable aesthetic judgment.
The library prohibits visitors from turning it on and searching, in person, through the files, but, as it turns out, it's possible to make a visitor feel as if they were looking through it.
Dr. Barnes loved the painters he loved so passionately that his selections make a visitor see some of his favorites -- from Renoir to Chaim Soutine -- in a new way.
It isn't Anaheim, overrun with theme parks and hotels; it isn't Beverly Hills, with its attitude and expense; and it sure isn't Las Vegas, where all that commingled heat and vice can make a visitor feel downright infernal.
The sickly sweet odor of rancid juice boxes, stacked in waist-high bales, made a visitor's eyes water.
A gigantic contemporary sculpture by Giancarlo Neri that perfectly mimics a wooden desk chair, only about 20 times as large, makes a visitor feel like a Lilliputian.
The room she so seldom left was austere; had the bed been made, a visitor might have thought it permanently unoccupied.
But even the more creative tactics come with challenges — there's a fine line between making a visitor feel invested in a work of art and sacrificing artistic standards in the pursuit of interactivity.
In the Sand Creek Massacre display, for example, much white wall space is meant as a kind of homage, but instead, it makes a visitor aware of how many gaps are left.
