Sentence examples for marvelous museum from inspiring English sources

But if you ask enough questions about Watson there, particularly at the old Smallwood store, site of vigilante justice and now a marvelous museum of old times on the islands, you're likely to draw a knowing nod.

But that's not all this marvelous museum, which would be endorsed heartily by Indiana Jones if he were a real person, has on offer.

Don't miss sky-blue Convento San Francisco or its marvelous museum; Casa de los Tres Mundos, a cultural center that sponsors public performances throughout the year; and the immaculately restored Hotel Gran Francia, a fine spot for a cup of coffee.

One of the surprises in my travels was to discover a marvelous museum in El Paso, with an extraordinary collect ion of Renaissance art, and to see the new addition to the Chicago Art Institute and the sculptures in Millennium Park.

Wonderment was perceived as a kind of middle state between ignorance and knowledge, and wonder cabinets were theaters of the marvelous, museums of accumulated curiosities, proving both God's and man's ingenuity.

As is true with many museums in Washington, D.C., many London museums are free: the marvelous British Museum, the Imperial War Museum (which is to reopen in July after an extensive makeover), the National Gallery, the National Portrait Gallery, the Natural History Museum — all free, said Katrina Early of VisitBritain.com.

I'd been a Host fan since, I don't know, 90 minutes earlier, when I first saw his work at the Bornholms Kunstmuseum, a marvelous art museum clinging to a hillside a few miles back.

But Mr. Martin says it is working well for the museum, whose marvelous objects — "fragile flowers of difference," as Mr. Lévi-Strauss once called them — can be seen on varying levels of aesthetics and serious study.

Reflecting Delaney's admiration for Monet and possibly an awareness of Pollock, this marvelous painting is a must-have for any museum that wants to expand its definition of Abstract Expressionism beyond the white men who still dominate it.

His marvelous, underappreciated oeuvre cries out for a full-scale museum retrospective.

His marvelous, underappreciated oeuvre cries out for a full-scale museum survey.