Sentence examples similar to Practical artistry from inspiring English sources
The garden is the heart and soul of the place and it exemplifies a marriage of artistry and practical Yankee sensibility that make this Eastford restaurant so special.
The immense allure of Liberace's personality and his practical worldliness, not just his musical artistry, made him rich and famous — and Thorson was won over by Liberace the man even as he admired Liberace the performer and — at least for a while — happily subordinated his own goals and interests to serving Liberace's own.
This can happen when experienced teachers combine artistry [ 110], presence, practical wisdom and a dialogic stance [ 57] to create space for their group to become a community of inquiry [ 91] that expects high level interaction and critical thinking.
The authors thank Sandy Cochrane, Multimedia Services, University of Calgary, for her artistry, creativity, and practicality in illustration.
In part, the directors' differing approaches to the stories is responsible for the differing performances; Gervasi treats "Psycho" as the greater achievement, and he does a much better job with Hitchcock's artistry, which he unfolds in its practical details and also — clumsily but cleverly and movingly — pursues in its inner recesses.
In part, the directors' differing approaches to the stories is responsible for the differing performances; Gervasi treats "Psycho" as the greater achievement, and he does a much better job with Hitchcock's artistry, which he unfolds in its practical details and also clumsily but cleverly and movingly pursues in its inner recesses.
Furthermore, half of them were able to apply practical knowledge about directions (real physics) into innovative and artistry creations.
The fastidiously severe images that are usually a watermark of Nolan's willful artistry here give way to an anonymously practical recessiveness; rather than inflect his images, he lets the scale of his format, the 70mm.
