wackstein造句

• As with Wackstein's Swastika, this work depicts Jews as the aggressor.
• Artist David Wackstein ( born in Israel, 1954 ) uses images taken from the media, but makes an effort to disguise their origins.
• Security guards were replaced by program aides, who not only act as security but help distribute meals, remind women about their medical appointments and listen when they have problems, Ms . Wackstein said.
• For example, in " Swastika ", 2001 Wackstein creates a mosaic depicting the former Israeli Prime Minister, Yitzhak Shamir, as a walking Swastika, his fists raised as if ready for battle.
• Soaring real estate prices make it all but impossible to replace the shelter beds, says Nancy Wackstein, executive director of the nonprofit Lenox Hill Neighborhood House, which has run the shelter under a city contract since 1996.
• Nancy Wackstein, the organization's executive director and the director of the Mayor's Office of Homelessness under Mayor David Dinkins, said that when her organization first arrived the shelter resembled " the back ward of some mental institution ."
• However, the Prime Minister in the mosaic is wearing a yellow stripe as a symbol of Jewish history, as if pleading, " I am miserable . " ) Wackstein's work shows once-abused Jews as having in turn, become the aggressor.
• Nancy Wackstein, executive director of the Lenox Hill Neighborhood House on the Upper East Side, said that many advocates agreed that there were flaws and over-regulation in the current welfare system, but said the changes now being proposed would cause far more problems than they fixed.