Sentence examples for multitude of installations from inspiring English sources

(Johnson) ★ MoMA PS1: 'Expo 1: New York' (closes on Monday) A sprawling, multisite extravaganza including a multitude of installations, shows-within-shows and events, "Expo 1: New York" offers few answers but raises many provocative questions about the current and future state of our planet's unsettled human and natural ecology.

(Johnson) ★ MoMA PS1: 'Expo 1: New York' (through Sept. 2) A sprawling, multisite extravaganza including a multitude of installations, shows-within-shows and events, "Expo 1: New York" offers few answers but raises many provocative questions about the current and future state of our planet's unsettled human and natural ecology.

(Rosenberg) ★ MoMA PS1: 'Expo 1: New York' (through Sept. 2) A sprawling, multisite extravaganza including a multitude of installations, shows-within-shows and events, "Expo 1: New York" offers few answers but raises many provocative questions about the current and future state of our planet's unsettled human and natural ecology.

As for the satellite events, this year's multitude of installation works — "in situ" is the phrase du jour — and live performances promise a freaky blast, one worth pulling an all-nighter to experience.

Artist Yorgo Alexopoulos is known for making installations that contain multitude of electronic (and electrifying) platforms.

He uses the Scan-O-Rama to populate the Luna Park installation with a multitude of figures from his own life.

A multitude of Bruces could, I suppose, rip out Iranian nuclear installations, but they would rip out American military bases, too.

"Corpus" is an installation that makes you undergo a multitude of emotions.

This seemingly most modern of questions (though it does, for the record, date at least to the 19th century) may occur to you more than once as you ponder the multitude of head-scratching, genre-bending works in the latest installation of the Whitney Biennial.

When confronted by the multitude of diseases that plagued the growing populations in towns and military installations, Priestley designed an apparatus that produced carbonated water, a mixture that he thought would provide medicinal benefit to sufferers of scurvy and various fevers.

There are a multitude of options available to increase the energy efficiency, e.g. the installation of various electricity and heat supply systems or retrofitting of the building stock.