Sentence examples for object under glass from inspiring English sources

It was a very museumlike thing to do: Ms. Rothenberg is an engaging speaker and said a great deal about what makes Schoenberg's early music tick, yet replacing a work with a talk transformed the 1911 program into an object under glass.

Forman didn't draw on it for the film; the studio mandates that it be locked away so that their star doesn't come off as an "asshole"; and Smith firmly and clearly contextualizes it in the documentary as an archival object under glass, apostrophized commentary, clip-happy editing, and music.

This did not mean I chose to reject the audience's involvement, but that I wanted that involvement to arise through fascination with a complex and dazzling object observable under glass, rather than through more conventional theatrical empathy.

Where did he get the idea of putting his objects in little boxes under glass?

Mr. Shi's mini-museum to Kaifeng Jews on Yiyuanhou Lane is a one-room collection of photographs of visits by Westerners, reproductions of historical documents used as evidence of Kaifeng's Jewish past, and a few donated objects, including a menorah, under glass.

That is partly because the limited space is full of colorful and disparate objects, such as unmatched tablecloths under glass tops and a wooden mantel framing an opening to the kitchen.

The game-inspired objects had moving parts and took the form of boards under glass domes.

Where a traditional museum might put something under glass as a means of keeping it intact, at the Interference Archive, objects are thought to wither if they are not being touched, enjoyed and thus remembered.

Old snows locked under glass.

In these wineglass bodies captured under glass,.

Handguns rested under glass, like jewelry.