Sentence examples for age of art from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, July 21 , 1928P. 9 This is an age of art in business.

The book is a modern fairy tale: the story of a golden age of art in Paris.

As at Sotheby's, astonishing world records were set for works that were seen through rosy glasses in this age of art drought.

Cora's strong, graceful hands touch on the greatest tragedies of our history, as the train's different destinations call to mind Roman crucifixions, The Diary of Anne Frank, the horrors of Auschwitz, as well as a golden age of art, poetry and majesty.

She is also heir to all our united strength and loyalty … That it should be a golden age of art and letters we can only hope but it is certain that if a true and lasting peace can be achieved … an immense and undreamed of prosperity, with culture and leisure even more widely spread can come … to the masses of the people".

We have previously reported that earlier age of ART initiation can affect growth [ 41].

But over the last few years the city has entered a kind of golden age of art-book establishments that transcend the bounds of the bookstore.

Of course, the obsession with money and celebrity nourishes itself, but in the earlier age of art-house cinema, the only ones who obsessed about such things were those who wielded their levers.

The golden age of arts television is over.

There's never been a golden age of arts education in American schools.

LAWRENCE Peninsula Public Library The Golden Age of Venetian Art: Illustrated Lecture, with Ines Powell, art historian.