Sentence examples for this triennial from inspiring English sources

This triennial is distinctive too in its global reach: only 4 of the 50 or so artists were born in the United States.

The moral strikes me as the most apt — and truly sabotaging — message in this Triennial: "To all righteous thinkers, perhaps it is worthwhile to spend more time considering how meaningless and powerless you are".

So, although a thorough accreditation survey is designed to help draw conclusions about the overall quality and capability of an organisation, it is important to recognize that this triennial snapshot is no substitute for ongoing monitoring.

In an earlier study, we reported an increase from 1.2% in 1996 to 9% in 1999 of use of herbals by women ≥ 65 years based on response to a question about use of different types of alternative therapies in this triennial health plan membership survey [ 25].

And to a degree, the triennial contributes to this problem.

It was featured in Fortune magazine, and this week it will appear in the Triennial exhibition of the Cooper-Hewitt Nathenal Design Museum among the best of show in contemporary design.

This prolonged stigma longevity may increase pollination opportunities for this high-elevation triennial species.

The sweet bird of youth, alert as a robin, hungry as a gull, alights once again in Manhattan with the inauguration of "The Generational: Younger Than Jesus" at the New Museum, the latest local survey of contemporary art — this one a triennial — to challenge the pre-eminence of the Whitney Biennial.

And while the Obama administration made a big deal about bringing together African leaders in Washington in August, China has been doing exactly this on a triennial basis for the last decade.

Frankly, set beside this heroic example of why design matters, some things in the triennial feel a bit silly.

Jonathas de Andrade, 29, a Brazilian artist in the Triennial, expressed the propensity of his generation of artists this way: "Once we stop moving, we are a simple picture.