Sentences with phrase «venerable institution»

The company expects to replicate some of Page One's success by tapping audiences fascinated by the inner - workings of venerable institutions.

Wojnarowicz's work has been shown in such venerable institutions as The Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art, where his work was included in the 1985 Whitney Biennial.

I decided not to go into practice but rather follow the academic pathway further and so completed two more years of subspecialty training at venerable institutions such as the University of Toronto and Harvard University.

Even the media's most venerable institutions didn't get a pass this year.

Intuitive's devices are now used at all of the top - ranked U.S. hospitals for cancer, urology, gynecology, or gastroenterology — including venerable institutions like New York's Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, the Mayo Clinic, Johns Hopkins, and the Cleveland Clinic.

These are strange epithets to come upon in the final pages of a book whose goal is to convince readers that homosexuals want to marry and deserve to marry; that homosexual love is as dignified as heterosexual love; that it is inhumane not to allow the dignity of this love to find fruition in marriage; that marriage is so venerable an institution that it is single - handedly capable of leading men out of lives of empty promiscuity into unions of commitment and fidelity.

So how can you call yourself a conservative, as Andy does, if you are «disposed to preserve venerable institutions and yet favor dramatic K — 12 change?»

From gaming the New York Times best - seller list to the same venerable institution cutting 10 categories from its lists and how Amazon ranks its bestsellers, it's a lot for an author to monitor and digest.

Zagreb's many galleries come in many guises — passionate independent venues rub shoulders with venerable institutions.

The virtual currency is officially now bigger than several venerable institutions and major countries.

It started as a scrappy grass - roots protest movement against Trump, but now the so - called resistance is attracting six - and seven - figure checks from major liberal donors, posing an insurgent challenge to some of the left's most venerable institutions — and the Democratic Party itself.

His curatorial stints at such venerable institutions as the Corcoran Gallery and the Smithsonian never managed to turn him into a conventional museum professional.

Had the Cleveland Clinic's leadership ignored, minimized, or defended itself in the face of this negative feedback, the venerable institution wouldn't have heard what their patients truly expected and needed from their healthcare teams.

The Girl Scouts of the USA has been around for more than a century, but for much of the venerable institution's tenure, if you wanted to get your hands on a box of Thin Mints or Samoas, you had to cross your fingers for a door - to - door visit from a local troop or a sign - up sheet to be circulated through your office by a supportive parent.

The job was to save a venerable institution that was then just a year from its 200th anniversary.

Working inside these venerable institutions, I've come to appreciate what large wakes they can leave and how they can help us meet the challenges and needs we can't solve as individuals.

This is why I am honored to be speak to you this evening as we mark the 91st birthday of a venerable institution that has been a foundation of Nigerian journalism, the Daily Times.

The planned closures were the first casualties in a battle over the future of science at the venerable institution.

A venerable institution dating from 1866,.

It also gives a credibility to the U.N. and its goals for world peace through diplomacy that has been ridiculed by the Bush administration, as this unfashionable narrative holds the venerable institution up to more respect than it has received from most of the world community in the last few years.

The venerable institution's American Art Museum has added two unique titles to its permanent collection, a high - profile validation of the form.

Perhaps the most famous example of category fraud comes from that venerable institution the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the group who puts on the Golden Globes.

that drew 45 of the nation's governors as well as a hefty sample of the nation's education policy elite, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates issued a jeremiad on the state of the American high school, arguing that this venerable institution is obsolete and a threat to the nation's economic and political well - being.

Last February, in a speech in Washington, D.C. that drew 45 of the nation's governors as well as a hefty sample of the nation's education policy elite, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates issued a jeremiad on the state of the American high school, arguing that this venerable institution is obsolete and a threat to the nation's economic and political well - being.

Last February, in a speech in Washington, D.C. that drew 45 of the nation's governors as well as a hefty sample of the nation's education policy elite, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates issued a jeremiad on the state of the American high school, arguing that this venerable institution is obsolete and a threat to the nation's -LSB-...]

Flanner House, which continues to sponsor a fine elementary charter school in Indianapolis, was and remains, Harris says, «a venerable institution.»

Since 1961, this venerable institution has been a treasure in the poverty - stricken neighborhood situated one mile north of the world's busiest border crossing (San Diego - Tijuana).

(New York Times, Seattle Times, Wall Street Journal, etc.) I don't know that, but it seems odd to me that such venerable institutions would, naturally, based on the very concept of journalism, cover stories about both petitions with equal objectivity.

All told, An American Marriage is a memorable dissection of one of society's most venerable institutions.

In his later years, Monsieur Péricand had endowed various philanthropic projects, one of which was especially dear to his heart: the Penitent Children of the 16th Arrondissement, a venerable institution whose goal was to instil morals in delinquent minors.

One example that tickles me: a favorite local bookstore of mine (and one that like my tiny publishing company may also have drawn its name from a venerable institution from my undergraduate days) is offering inexpensive delivery of all local orders, using emissions - free vehicles, in partnership with MetroPed, «Boston's human - powered delivery service.»

This will come as a relief to many in Istanbul, some of whom have come to view the property as something of a venerable institution.

The care and attention that these venerable institutions lavished on older, established artists and artworks was not yet being extended to art being made in the present.

The first iteration of the Armory Show had its only American touring site at the venerable institution, and the museum was the first to exhibit the works of artists such as Constantin Brâncusi, Marcel Duchamp, Henri Matisse, and Pablo Picasso.

Benjamin Genocchio reports in the NYTimes: «The fabled conservatism of the National Academy, longtime home of the retrograde and anachronistic in art, has faded over the years as this venerable institution has... read more... «Learning to love abstraction (with footnotes)»

The fabled conservatism of the National Academy, longtime home of the retrograde and anachronistic in art, has faded over the years as this venerable institution has increasingly sought to attract new, younger members and audiences.

Today, her works are included in public collections across the United States, including such venerable institutions as the Art Institute of Chicago; the Denver Art Museum; the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.; and the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, D.C.; works are also on long - term loan at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.

Not because the Tate was intrinsically as important as these venerable institutions, but rather because «the director of the Tate has to deal with the very difficult problem of modern art».

'') installed in the arched windows of Cooper Union's former Foundation Building remind the viewer that the venerable institution is no longer tuition - free for all.

Portrait of Marcia Tucker The care and attention that these venerable institutions lavished on older, established artists and artworks was not yet being extended to art being made in the present.

The exhibition is part of a celebration of that venerable institution on the 50th anniversary of its founding by the painter Mercedes Matter, who believed that artists should be trained in an atelier environment rather than an academic one.

The aim, says Charles Saumarez Smith, the RA's chief executive, is to take this venerable institution «and bring it back to what it's supposed to be: an academy».

November 1st is the date this year's photography benefit for this venerable institution.

It is just about having the appetite to rummage around, which let's face it, isn't the norm for a major exhibition in such a venerable institution.

Ironically, this summer the Royal Academy, the venerable institution in Piccadilly, London, that helped make the names of the BritArt pack with the Sensation show of 1996, is still waiting to hear whether or not Hirst will accept the honour of becoming a Royal Academician - the highest accolade for a working British artist.

Sadly, the exhibit marked the last year of this venerable institution, which decided — surprising everyone — to call it quits.