Sentence examples for actual artistic from inspiring English sources

Why the persistent avoidance of conversation about actual artistic content?

But it's a ragged, loosely knit show, too full of plugs for the charms of South Africa and too thin on actual artistic proof.

What they seem to forget, however, is auteur is someone with an actual artistic vision and something original to say, not simply a propensity for long, slow, listless treatises on the banality of life.

But even worse, the people who love his music tend to confuse this persona with the person, leaving no room for any nuanced discussion of the man's actual artistic merits.

It baffles me that the vast majority of comments on some of my YouTube videos that have over a million hits are about the existence of my armpit hair, not the music, not the actual artistic content.

But I don't think I've ever before seen a play that puts the actual artistic process center stage with as much energy and command as John Logan's "Red," which has arrived at the Donmar in a thrilling production that brings a good year in London for new plays to an electrifying close.

Albertine conjures the dreariness of that time, the poverty – actual and artistic – that many of us grew up in.

Such fragmentary observations on the novel as those made by Dr. Johnson in conversation or by Jane Austen in her letters, or, in France, by Gustave Flaubert during the actual process of artistic gestation, have the charm and freshness of insight rather than the weight of true aesthetic judgment.

A betrayal of artistic standards (actual or merely potential) in the case of the "Fidelio" has just been suggested.

Ms. Kron's crafty writing in "Well" sharpens the impression that, in the case of Ann, we're watching actual experience unadulterated by artistic tampering.

To be fair to them, Sopwith Camel were always more of an art project than an actual band – and that artistic bent is what makes this record such a gem.