Sentence examples for art begets from inspiring English sources

Thus, art begets art.

ART begets certainties that biography can't confirm.

Art begets art and is intertwined with life.

Yet there's something lovely and comforting about the continuum — about art begetting art, about a pulse traveling down a line.

Art begetting art.

In the performing arts idols beget idols beget idols.

Except now everyone knows how it goes: life begets art, which begets "reality".

-- Susan Parker,on "A Long Day and Night Ahead at City Hall" NEW YORK DAYBOOK A Bomb's Effects War begets art, which begets talk of war: Join history and physics experts for "Wartime Decisions and the Atomic Age," a symposium born of the opera "Doctor Atomic," which opens at the Met next week.

By offering critical perspectives not only on painting and sculpture, but also on music, dance, film, theater, architecture, literature, and photography, Impossible Histories reveals the complicity of all the creative and performing arts in first begetting, then exploiting, and finally overcoming avant-garde culture.

However, Fyodorov's "common task" did beget imitators in the world of art, at least.

"The Sopranos" is regularly touted as the show that begat the creative shift that lifted television over every other narrative art form including film.