Sentence examples for admirable art from inspiring English sources

At the northeast corner of 27th Street, at No. 79, is Buchman & Kahn's admirable Art Deco building, designed in 1925 for the iron contractor Harris Uris.

PARIS — "La Sainte Anne, l'ultime chef-d'oeuvre de Léonard de Vinci," on view at the Louvre through June 25 is one of those rare art historical undertakings that turn a rigorous academic exposé into an admirable art show.

The critic Tim Hilton reviewing the exhibition in the Guardian remarked sniffily that "no group and scarcely one individual artist attains the high and continuous creativity we expect from admirable art", while Brian Sewell commented that the continent's art was no more distinguished than the painting on Turkish donkey carts.

Before the world wars, Chemnitz had an admirable symbiosis between art-loving textile industry titans and painters.

Shameful as Robbins's 1953 testimony was, his effort to address it in art seems admirable.

It could do its admirable job of making art available to the public.

Aesthetic: Chinese cuisine is more artistic than French, because the individual ingredients disappear to create a new taste — an art as admirable as painting or poetry.

If tiki-taka (remember that?) taught us anything, it taught us that technically perfect football was like technically perfect art - admirable, but dull.

I say evil because while it's admirable, among the highest art in fact, to create objects as close to their type as possible, it's another thing to claim parentage over everything further out from the source.

Jeremy Parish of 1UP.com called the game's minimalism "admirable" and likened its art style to that of Cave Story.

Whether you're an admirer of her art or not, her unrelenting work ethic is certainly admirable.