explanatory label造句

例句与造句

1. The explanatory labels typically refer to " our people,"
2. Several times I asked Nate to interpret art before reading the explanatory labels.
3. The museum does exhibitions of contentious art supplemented by elaborate explanatory labels to provide context, she said.
4. Nonetheless, a persistent problem is obscurity : certain works are not fully understandable until the accompanying explanatory label is read.
5. Just as the absence of explanatory labels simultaneously engages and rebuffs the viewer, so the dominating presence of di Rosa makes for a dazzling display of both ego and generosity.
6. It's difficult to find explanatory label in a sentence. 用explanatory label造句挺难的
7. The "'Upper caption "'field allows an optional header to be inserted and "'Lower caption "'allows for an optional explanatory label.
8. The visitor unprepared to make such connections finds nothing here in the way of explanatory labels and must buy a catalog or other related material in the inevitable museum shop at the exit.
9. The tour is conducted in English / French by the curator, while the exhibits are also accompanied by explanatory labels in English as well as rich audio-visual material ( posters, diagrams & videos of their operation ).
10. Nearly every one of the items on display-- including engravings, photographs and paintings depicting aspects of insanity as well as related medical drawings, texts and gadgets, all with detailed explanatory labels-- tells a pungent story.
11. Later, the institution was renamed as Nazareth College of Technical Teacher Education ( NCTTE ), a self-explanatory label that describes what the institution used to train back then : candidates who would become technical teachers for TVET colleges / Schools across the country.
12. In an alcove including casts of archaeopteryx, a birdlike dinosaur with wings and feathers, an explanatory label asserts : " The dinosaurs displayed here are more closely related to chickens, pigeons and gulls than to any of the other dinosaurs in these galleries ."
13. More than 30 years ago, the critic Harold Rosenberg coined the phrase " vanguard audience " to acknowledge a situation whereby the art establishment, far from resisting what is new and different, rushes " to organize exhibitions and provide explanatory labels before the paint has dried on the canvas or the plastic has hardened ."