Sentence examples for presenting objects from inspiring English sources

It was a museum with a mission: shaping consumer taste by presenting objects that people might want and could afford.

"Louise Bourgeois," a small show of some 20 works, presenting objects ranging from the late 1940s to 1996, came into being.

Mr. Frenn's art is about presenting objects and ideas for our judgment, and because the notion of Everyman is behind his enterprise, the viewer's own life and attitudes get critiqued in return.

The curricular exhibition was created by Bissera Pentcheva, associate professor of art and art history, to function as a lab for her winter quarter students to test and examine different approaches to presenting objects.

I'm still not sure why the Modern -- which for half a century has sensibly been showing and collecting cars, among other forms of transportation -- is assumed to be doing its job presenting objects of design, while the Guggenheim got roasted four years ago for exhibiting motorcycles.

The show doesn't shy away from the grittier aspects of industrial design, presenting objects like air compressors and electric sanders along with those of higher style, like a harmonica of chromium-plated and enameled steel with rounded edges and a ribbed binding, designed by John Vassos about 1939.

The idea is to present objects of specific religious association rather than work of a vaguely spiritual nature.

Problems arise in this area over who is obliged to present objects for inspection or to actually undergo inspection.

Displays varied according to number of simultaneously presented objects, spatial distance, and difficulty of the task.

As would be expected from this, schizophrenic patients demonstrate impaired performance in the recognition of visually presented objects (Aleman et al, 1999; Heckers et al, 2000).

The show, which opens on Wednesday and runs through July 6, will present objects created through 3-D printing, digital weaving and computer-controlled milling.