Sentence examples for note in this show from inspiring English sources

Both series have been widely celebrated and published; however strong the images are, though, they seem too specific, too much on one note, in this show.

But the sally proves to be only one bass note in the show's concerto.

A particularly striking 1952 portrait of the wearied visage of the actor Paul Robeson, hounded by the House Committee on Un-American Activitiestrikeskes a sad note in the show.

Keisha Scarville's Passport Series issues the most poignant note in the show, while also being among the most relevant to the concerns of nomadism in art.

July 8 2013 December 1 201313 Sports fans take note: in this vest-pocket show, the museum exhibits a private collection of baseball cards featuring such Hall of Famers as Ty Cobb, Honus Wagner, and Tris Speaker — stars of the early years of America's pastime, before Babe Ruth's game-changing string of twenty-nine home runs, in 1919.

The letters, articles and personal notes in this volume show how he used heavy margin buying, concentrated positions and a contrarian's understanding of the manic-depressiveness of financial markets to build his fortune and help keep his Bloomsbury friends afloat.

In an earlier note on this show, I called it "Glee" for grown ups, but I freely take that back.

The most resonant notes in the show are indeed the ones that remain unplayed.

(The art historian Pepe Karmel notes in the show's catalog that the artist himself has said as much).

As Bruno Foucart notes in the show's catalog, "Perhaps it is more appropriate to speak of a Ruhlmann 'atmosphere' rather than a Ruhlmann style".

"We knew something was wrong from the very beginning," Valdez noted in the show.