Sentence examples for art argument from inspiring English sources

"An evening with the Hebberoys offered a Roman Empire-style mix of art, argument, interesting flavors and remarkable booze.

There you have the state of the art argument as it can be heard on the lips of any news media insider across the land.

We're talking about the guy that single-handedly made the whole "is skateboarding art?" argument a moot point in 1998 with the below video.

The liberal arts argument holds that undergraduates should explore broadly, and a minor channels a student into a less varied course of study.

They sign petitions in dozens, they throw desperate hooks to grab the tabloids' eye, but the arts argument that reaches the public remains a mostly disapproving one of inexplicable spending, London elitism and star temperament.

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He was a man of many enthusiasms — for music, art, literature, argument and the essential rightness of children's perceptions of the world around them.

Ms. Warren has never run for office before, but as someone who went to college on a debate scholarship and has taught law, she is certainly practiced in the art of argument and persuasion.

Allied with the ceramic sculptors Peter Voulkos, who was briefly his teacher, and John Mason, he insisted on ceramics as high art — an argument that Mr. Price, a man of few but well-chosen words, left to his sculptures to articulate.

This is not to say that they don't come as a dramatic surprise, after all the semi-figuration, but they feel like a phase in some art historical argument.

Collin Turnbull, who studied and wrote extensively about the Mbuti (of Africa's Ituri Forest), described how Mbuti children of both sexes (age 9 and up) practice the art of argument in their play.