Sentence examples for this exhibition recognizes from inspiring English sources

This exhibition recognizes that many Taiwanese -- recent immigrants and second- and third-generation residents -- live in the museum's own neighborhood.

Unlike many other costume shows, this exhibition recognizes a range of body types: for instance, those of the sturdy politician Bella Abzug and the pint-sized fashion reporter Eugenia Sheppard.

"Most of the femme-presenting individuals who played the game and gave me feedback (during play-testing or at the exhibition) recognized this as a familiar experience".

Many visitors to the exhibition recognize places in the photos, and one man recognized himself in a picture taken in the 1950's.

"The exhibition recognizes these unknown histories that we were willing to dig into and share, which coincides nicely with the 50th anniversary of the AACM," explains Curatorial Assistant Karsten Lund, who organized the show with lead curator Naomi Beckwith.

"The point of doing this exhibition was to recognize the people who went before my generation," said Mr. Dennis, 60. "The perception now is that gay is O.K.

The joy of this exhibition is that it recognizes that the issues facing cities today are more complex than choosing between a respect for the past and an embrace of the future.

While efforts are ongoing to bring more female talent into scientific professions, the Grolier Club in Manhattan has made an excellent contribution to inspiring interest by mounting a landmark exhibition that recognizes the achievements of women in science and medicine over the last four centuries.

And like Mr. Melissinos I recognize why this exhibition must be as it is: Video games are just now, finally, earning the validation of our parents' generation.

The debut of this exhibition marks the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which recognizes that basic rights and fundamental freedoms are inherent to all human beings, inalienable and equally applicable to everyone.

Lest anyone think that this exhibition may be a bit too serious for the holiday season, John de Fazio irreverently recognizes a cultural icon with his "Santa Urinal".