Sentence examples for more focused show from inspiring English sources

It also tentatively sketches the outlines for a future, more focused show.

A second, more focused show in Los Angeles presents architects' visions of the city itself as a work of art.

A smaller, more focused show would have been better, giving free rein to her talents while connecting more readily with the quadricentennial theme.

A judicious curator could have pruned this into a better, more focused show and might even have made some sense of the relationship between Modernist art and Postmodernist craft.

While it's nice to spend a week in a casino, perhaps it's time for a smaller, more focused show or no show it all?

They might look fine in a more focused show, but they don't hold up well next to all the 19th-century art.

Museums will return to the more traditional model of smaller, more focused loan shows and shows based almost exclusively on the permanent collection.

More narrowly focused shows, like automobile e-commerce conferences, are now in favor, he said.

"We hadn't taken that on as a curriculum in many years," she said, instead weaving it into the background of its more cognitively focused shows.

Where that record saw Ashe Kilbourne generally put melodic arrangements front-and-center, here things are more rhythmically focused, showing how much of an artform this kind of fine-tuned speaker-busting repetition can be.

The downside to Australia's strong representation in New York are the potential concerns regarding the credibility and viability of Australia's own fashion platform, many Australian designers more focused on showing internationally than at home.