Sentence examples for a lesser art from inspiring English sources

There was no sense of pottery being a lesser art.

The festival's early interest in television — at a time when most film festivals still regarded it as a lesser art form — showed remarkable foresight.

If traditional 9pm dramas such as Line Of Duty and The Night Manager are booming, why should the weeknight, early evening offering be thought of as a lesser art form?

The linear traceries on a gilt cylindrical vase evoke the Chrysler Building, and the monumental earthenware vases in bright solid colors toward the end of the show -- some resembling giant inkwells -- have the indelicacy of a lesser Art Deco designer.

Any naysayers who still thought photography a lesser art form were shown the light in the form of a monumental selling price at a Sept. 9 Christie's auction in New York.

People have this sort of bizarre tendency to think of records as being a lesser art as they are inexpensive.

Van Gogh's "The Night Café" (1888) — the Arles barroom, with its worrisome billiard table, dispirited customers, and acrid blaze of light — explodes in a packed company of lesser art.

The term is a shortened version of the Spanish versos de arte menor, literally, "verses of lesser art".

In the days when he lived mostly in Paris, his rising — matutinal coffee around noon, the morning papers, his first half-dozen cigarettes, the gossip and news from choice assembled intimates, the air of his presence combined with that of the visitors' proximity to greatness — was a celebrated, informal event, enviously discussed in lesser art circles.

"Nobody would say haikus are lesser art forms.

Often people think of writing as primary and reading as the lesser art; in my life it's the other way around.