Sentence examples for substantial shows from inspiring English sources
Substantial shows could feel incidental: immaterial grit in despotically whirring gears.
Mr. Alessandrini, who writes each show and directs them, usually with Phillip George, added that he took pleasure in spoofing more serious and substantial shows like "Spring Awakening" and Mr. Sondheim's works, but that the coming seasons do not appear to provide him with enough fertile ground for satire.
These substantial shows are coincidental and taken together offer compensation if (like me) you missed the lavish Castle retrospective that was mounted by the Philadelphia Museum of Art last fall and that will travel this fall to Chicago and Berkeley, Calif., with a possible final stop in New York.
Steichen went on to curate many smaller exhibitions at the museum, some of which were the first substantial shows of the work of important younger photographers, thus continuing his role as a tireless advocate of the medium throughout the remaining years of his career.
This will be the first substantial show of Judd in this country.
"I don't think there's a substantial showing of a denial of a federal constitutional right," Judge Gleeson said.
Blowups of some of his writings and poems, like "Thanatopsis," the famous work written in his teens, and his eulogy for Cole would enhance this substantial show.
It is clear, however, that a stay should not be granted unless an applicant makes a substantial showing of a likelihood of irreparable harm.
Beyond, there is a thoughtful, substantial show, with work by Richard Misrach, Frederick Sommer, JoAnn Verburg, and Mark Klett, as well as a few photographers who address compromised landscape more directly.
That rate ties them for seventh best in the N.B.A., a substantial showing despite their middle-tier ranking in terms of actual wins.
In its overachieving fashion, the Met is simultaneously presenting a second, substantial show, "The Yuan Revolution: Art and Dynastic Change," drawn from its own deep holdings.
