Sentence examples for seems museums from inspiring English sources

It seems Museums and galleries are caught in between reflections and expressions.

It seems that museums that had a specific connection with the city were not hurt as much by the falloff in attendance experienced by other city museums.

This exhibition includes a mix of critics and defenders, as well as artists for whom the question seems moot: museums are, for better or worse, where art ends up in our culture.

The director who will replace de Montebello does have at least one task cut out for him: transitioning the museum into an era that often seems post-museum.

It seems every museum exhibition, textbook and children's story about racism provides a similar moral prescription: tolerance.

For the believer, it seems, this museum provides a kind of relief: Finally the world is being shown as it really is, without the distortions of secularism and natural selection.

It seems the museum could learn a lesson from one of its benefactors, William H. Lane, a collector of American modernist painting who only acquired art that would fit in the back of his Ford station wagon.

Despite the diplomatic sniping between Washington and Paris, a war of museums seems improbable.

Peter-Klaus Schuster, director of Berlin's 17 state museums, seems happy enough.

Prize by Design The latest trend among museums seems to be giving prizes.

So far, the Neue Galerie for German and Austrian Art, the newest addition to New York's constellation of small museums, seems to be operating on a trimester schedule.