Sentence examples for Artistic bit from inspiring English sources

Am I really going to stand beside a window again, looking forlorn, and then there's an artistic bit with a tree trunk growing out of a bed?" Compared with some of those videos, I think we did all right.

There are all kinds of crafty, artistic bits on sale including striking prints and stencils, the majority of which have been created by local artists.

"Gluckel of Hameln" uses period costumes; Yiddish and English song; instruments like the trumpet, shawm, drum and toy piano; puppets; an occasional modern comic routine; artistic backdrops; a bit of dance; and a 17th-century storytelling style called Bankelsang, in which a performer stands on a bench and interprets an adjacent painting.

I also look forward to seeing more of Freddie ("He's not gay. Just a bit artistic").

Ultimately, it is a manifesto declaring that the new form of laboratory-inspired cooking — led by Grant Achatz in the United States; Heston Blumenthal in England; and Ferran Adrià, the father of this cuisine, in Spain — is a cultural and artistic movement every bit as definitive as Impressionism in 19th-century France or Bauhaus in early 20th-century Germany.

Some people feared that the orchestra's programming would turn more conservative in a bad economic climate, but, if anything, Gilbert's second outing — created in tandem with John Mangum, the artistic administrator — is a bit bolder than his first.

Having a bit of artistic talent helps.

His works were not devoid of a bit of artistic fraud.

THE citizens of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) do not enjoy a vote but they relish a bit of artistic agitation.

"People say: 'Surely it wasn't like that, they've used a bit of artistic licence,'" says Sumner.

The figures began to appear: Nadal, right-handed through a bit of artistic license, wore red shorts and a gray headband.