Sentence examples for work exhibits from inspiring English sources

Thus, according to Mr. Eichler, Golijov's work exhibits a "profound honesty and sheer conviction".

His earliest work exhibits the same astonishing technical proficiency that characterizes his final output.

Rosenquist's best work exhibits firm formal command and deft philosophical nuance, rewarding contemplation, and these aspects of the art suffer.

This work exhibits the theme of religious discussion or debate, so important to this period of German art and history.

Mr. Marcello's work exhibits aesthetic ambition and a concern for social justice, but he said he remains motivated above all by uncertainty: "Doubt is my religion".

Gilbert began to write in an age of rhymed couplets, puns, and travesty; his early work exhibits the facetiousness common to writers of extravaganza.

I first saw Lawson's work exhibited at MOMA's annual New Photography exhibition, on view through January 16th, and was intrigued with her intimate and unexpected portraits.

Others had their work exhibited in art galleries.

"Marsha easily had the most interesting work exhibited," Mr. Smith said.

Upstairs, for the most part, was younger work, exhibited by smaller galleries.

My work exhibited every bad habit they'd tried and failed to break.