Sentence examples for section of this show from inspiring English sources
Women are still more central to the section of this show devoted to agriculture and industry.
The final section of this show is called "Dream and Conflict".
One section of this show is devoted to the discovery of Moorish art and architecture, with watercolour renditions and models, photographs and drawings of the Alhambra in Granada, or of Seville.
The only redeeming bit of this section of the show was when a slightly dazed Harrison Ford introduced the a cappella group Pentatonix – the night's true villains – as "Penatonix".
This section of the show, called Armory Focus, debuted with a spotlight on Berlin.
In this section of the show she forges a portrait of a brilliant, compassionate, fun-loving pacifist so opposed to the taking of life that he once insisted on finding a nonlethal way to rid his apartment of ants.
It's in this section of the show that things become confused: are we watching a piece of vaudeville about money, or a serious drama about fraternal love and hate?
The 18 drawings in this section of the show include several for the shuttlecock sculpture at the Guggenheim, with the best a wonderfully delineated study of two shuttlecocks spreading their feathers as they fall in an ethereal ballet.
The impression made in this section of the show is of prolix distraction, with drawings of crucifixions, images of Picassoid satyrs, and oleaginous paintings that suggest food-processor versions of earlier things.
This led to some pictures of dazzling extravagance -- no other word can describe the etching of a peacock, pieced together from several separate sheets of paper, that opens this section of the show -- but others are formally spare and expressively subdued.
But this section of the show also includes a sobering presentation of the preservation of the landscape and a kind of tribute to Roger Tory Peterson, the author of major field guides to bird identification, who lived in Old Lyme at the mouth of the Connecticut River.
