Sentence examples for moving exhibitions from inspiring English sources

I think this is one of the finest, most beautiful and strangely moving exhibitions of the work of a living painter in years.

"We now need to start moving exhibitions about the code breakers of World War II into some of the buildings where they worked".

It is a surprisingly intriguing and moving exhibition.

In their jeeps and immaculately pressed gabardine trousers, they were like a "moving exhibition," extolling the virtues of American invention.

Yet the moral heart of this moving exhibition lies in Kiefer's courageous grappling with the dark angel of history.

Like several other works in this often moving exhibition, the chaotic mass can be read as a plea for building rather than destroying, and for peace.

Visual Arts I recently saw an inspiring and moving exhibition of Finnish art at the National Gallery in Dublin, Northern Stars and Southern Lights: The Golden Age of Finnish Art.

Though the parade quickly became far more than a moving exhibition of Lee's work, it still retains the founding concept of being open to all.

Betsy Braun Lane's "Racing on a Broken Road" at the Castle Gallery is a thoughtful, complex and often moving exhibition that does not fully come off.

Yet as this precise and moving exhibition in the beautifully preserved Georgian time capsule that is Bath makes clear, Stubbs is much more than a horse painter.

In all honesty this is a moving exhibition of modern dance, not least of all because of the undimmed technique of a courageous 50-year-old woman in her swansong.