Sentence examples for wonderful exhibit from inspiring English sources

A wonderful exhibit at the Palazzo Venezia showcases the remarkable talent of Sebastiano del Piombo, the 16th century painter, whose initial fame was eventually obscured by that of contemporaries like Michelangelo, Raphael, Titian and Giorgione.

This gown -- and all of the items that we'll see in this wonderful exhibit -- help us connect with a moment in history in a very real way.

I think they should think about encouraging people to come to Bradford to see these wonderful exhibits".

Cultural centers often have wonderful exhibits and summer programs for kids.

(And meanwhile, she added, the museum has a wonderful Rembrandt exhibit going on, even without the stolen painting).

On the other hand, my most recent business trip was to Los Angeles, and I did use the opportunity to go to a Dodgers game, as well as spend a few hours at the wonderful dinosaur exhibit at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County.

Joesph Tabet is the producer of Big Art @ Navy Pier, a wonderful free exhibit of, just that, Big Art.

Curated by History Miami and the L.A. based Grammy museum, this wonderful, interactive exhibit further continues the commitment of our history museum to bringing wonderfully nuanced culture home.

5- See Under the Mexican Sky, the wonderful LACMA exhibit that has now traveled to the Museo del Barrio about Gabriel Figueroa the director and cinematographer who worked with Bunuel and John Huston but who was an auteur of astonishingly beautiful images of Mexico in his own right.

It is certainly fair to say there are some wonderful old exhibits to be found behind the glass cabinets inside the hotel, named after Shankly and incorporating its own museum, that will open next Saturday inside the old flatiron-style building in Liverpool's Victoria Street.

I'd call the exhibit wonderful — with one caveat: the books cry out to be picked up and unfolded, turned around, and experienced, but the viewer must satisfy herself with gazing longingly through the glass.