Sentence examples for marvelous objects from inspiring English sources

The viewer's avaricious inner collector will drool over these and dozens more marvelous objects of desire on display.

There are marvelous objects here, put together in a strongly themed and inviting exhibition that holds promise for what's to come.

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.

The Zhejiang Provincial Museum in Hangzhou uses the marvelous objects in its collection to trace a grand swath of local history, from the Iron Age to the founding of the People's Republic.

I was certainly not the first to be tempted by the marvelous objects in that room.

It's hard to improve on this marvelous object, and so Ms. Mori pretty much leaves it alone; a cast-acrylic reproduction of a similar vase sits at the center of her installation "Flat Stone," an arrangement of ceramic "rocks" modeled on a Jomon archaeological site.

But on this afternoon, surrounded by so many marvelous still objects, Ms. Rainer's moving art was gloriously present.

Méliès imagined fantastical worlds in his films, where the marvelous reigned over the mundane, inanimate objects became animate and forms forever shifted, disappeared and reappeared nothing was fixed or impossible.

Either way, the objects she's chosen are marvelous and the relationships between them lay the groundwork for more interesting, original art.

Darwin starts by remarking that the objects of his study are "singular" and "marvelous;" the detailed description follows, the excitement generated by his observations remaining unabated.

The first object you see is an artifact, a marvelous clay "flame-ware" pot from Middle Jomon, circa 3,500 to 2,500 B.C., its rim modeled into little coils and spikes that suggest fire and water.