Sentence examples for makes the exhibition from inspiring English sources

This is what makes the exhibition a betrayal of punk itself.

This makes the exhibition less powerful than it might have been.

She emphasized that from time to time the museum has bought art, which makes the exhibition good business for Christie's.

If all of this makes the exhibition less than a model of didactic simplicity, it makes it all the more true to its subject.

The abundance of artwork competing for the viewer's attention in a relatively small space makes the exhibition seem a little overstuffed, and even a bit cramped.

What makes the exhibition special is that all the works were painted in the Litchfield Hills, some at locations that are still recognizable today.

"Our concerns are with the art, the exhibitions, and how the money that makes the exhibitions possible is gathered and distributed.

Absent the duke, who could make the exhibition a success?

Third prize went to Antony Williams, whose work has made the exhibition on seven previous occasions.

Taking the content more seriously, though, would have made the exhibition even more leaden than the movie's message making.

But, over all, they distract from the sculptures and make the exhibition look cluttered.