Sentence examples for stirring show from inspiring English sources

Fans of this American Precisionist will be gratified by this quietly stirring show of paintings and drawings from Ault's middle years, the 1920's and 30's.

This stirring show traces the group's history through some 145 vintage photographs.

Its members — among them Weegee, Lisette Model and Aaron Siskind — are now reunited in this stirring show, which traces the group's history through some 145 vintage photographs.

Mr. Phillips has been borrowing themes from Dietrich for years and now makes good on his debts in a stirring show at the Swiss Institute.

This intelligent and stirring show explores these ideas in works ranging from the apocalyptic paintings of the Pentecostal preacher William A. Blayney to Sister Gertrude Morgan's visions of an interracial paradise to Edward Hicks's earthly lions-with-lambs "Peaceable Kingdom".

These special cloud studies, mostly on paper, account for about half of the more than 25 paintings in the stirring show "Constable's Skies" at the Salander-O'Reilly Galleries; the rest are landscapes and seascapes from 1820 to 1830, in which skies play a principal role.

The solutions that had less than 10 g of H2SiF6 added after 3 min of stirring showed pH values of less than 10, implying alkalescence.

Decomposition kinetics of mixed hydrogen/THF hydrates using thermal stimulation (ΔT=20 K) with and without stirring showed that stirring improved the decomposition kinetics with t90 of 22.2 ±0.8) min in comparison to t90 of 29.1 ±0.6) min for the experiments conducted without stirring.

Even stirring shows like Kara Walker's were on their way to seeming status quo.

It's a gift on stirring display here in a show where the "ship of dreams" itself (as a symbol of glorious aspiration, class-conflict and human hubris) is the protagonist rather than any of the teeming cross-section of passengers it deftly marshals.

Who would ever have thought three months ago that the most emotionally stirring shows in Manhattan would be a sincerely kitschy musical set to the songs of Abba ("Mamma Mia!"), an earnest story-theater rendering of Greco-Roman myths ("Metamorphoses") and a dizzy, well-known romp like "Noises Off"?