Sentence examples for art manners from inspiring English sources

Her literary criticism tended to be narrow, and her essays on social and political topics revealed a marked distaste for democratic manifestations in art, manners, and public affairs.

He's not sentimental, yet he insists on the centrality of love, nature, art, manners — on all that makes life dignified and aesthetically and morally satisfying.

Any record or performance involving Genesis P-Orridge has been about ideas as much as about music, and the ideas were generally about how to slip free from the normative impositions of life, the binary one-thing-or-the-otherness of art, manners, sex or anything else.

Her work was, in the pop art manner, uncompromising, gaudy, sensational, chaotic and frequently explicitly sexual.

All are limned in a deliberately stylized, folk-art manner.

What a grim and contorted view of life these ads would project had they not been designed in a most stylized and almost amateur commercial-art manner.

Huillet (who died in 2006) and Straub's films may be overtly linked to the high-art manner, and they may well have repudiated vulgar showmanship, but they certainly don't renounce drama and beauty, and imagining seeing their films in a forum that emphasizes those qualities is already almost as good as seeing them there.

These examinations focussed on possible causes of invalidating diseases in the elderly in a clinically state-of-the-art manner, as far as the circumstances allowed.

Widdecombe will be exploring the art of manners in her new BBC Radio 4 series, The Etiquette Guide.

The companion offers a glimpse of the laborious process of writing the many-layered historical novels, which delve into the art, culture, manners and science of the times.

And it amplifies some of his contradictions: preoccupied with art and manners but also business-minded; sympathetic to the powerless but spiteful toward those who disappoint him morally or visually; poetic but long-winded.