Sentence examples for this exhibition represent from inspiring English sources

The works in this exhibition represent new ideas in photography.

(Smith) 'PRUESSPRESS' Produced on a makeshift press overseen by one of the gallery's owners and displayed mostly frameless or on knocked-together tables, the prints in this exhibition represent the efforts of nearly 30 young artists and provide a heady sense of the ecumenical, do-it-yourself nature of the current scene.

Linnaeus in this exhibition represents a human urge to "order" nature, to make sense of it and perhaps by doing so master it.

We want to spend five minutes getting our degree and then essentially do nothing, make a good income, and get laid for the rest of our lives because of it.'" For Walsh, this exhibition represents the next stage in his "voyage of discovery".

Taken as a whole, this exhibition represents the various aspects of how a painting can function.

In both texture (an ordered clamor: gritty, raucous, exuberant) and tenor (oracular, statesmanlike), this exhibition represents the aesthetic equivalent of Cairo's Tahrir Square.

"This exhibition represents the first time that objects connected to secret Tantric Buddhist practices have been displayed openly to the public," explains Tibetan Buddhist scholar and co-curator Ian Baker.

We are all aware of the fact that 'a picture says more than a thousand words' and this is why this exhibition represents an ideal opportunity for the children of Pirot to communicate their messages and portray the world that surrounds them".

Thirteen of the most compelling pieces in the exhibition represent Durga, the warrior aspect of Devi.

These filters in their iterative choreography across the exhibition represent a constellation of parameters that circumscribe multiple ideas, which are touched upon to both imagine and realise a diversity of practices".

An online version of the codex has been available since 2009, but the exhibition represents a rare chance for large numbers of people to view the book.