Sentence examples for art of establishing from inspiring English sources

The second thing Baldwin could teach Cameron is the art of establishing a political persona and then sticking to it.

More pertinent and useful is the chapter devoted to the fine art of establishing tone in e-mail and text exchanges.

I did not, however, spend the bulk of my adult life perfecting the fine art of establishing boundaries only to have them toppled by the click of a mouse.

Nor does he indicate in the Philebus how the art of establishing the limits of good mixtures should be obtained.

Boileau himself, in his satires (from c. 1658) and epistles (from 1674), as well as in The Art of Poetry, established himself as the foremost critic of his day; but, despite a flair for judging contemporaries, his criteria were limited by current aesthetic doctrines.

"It is a significant milestone on the way to our goal of establishing an arts district that will serve the neighborhood, Brooklyn and the whole city," he said.

Since painter limits the number of art pieces, there is the difficulty of establishing a vast amount of data.

Berenson created the modern delusion of exact connoisseurship and transformed the canon of western art by establishing precise criteria of style, separating the "real" works of Renaissance artists from old fakes and misattributions.

Marcuse attempts to establish the revolutionary potential of all art by establishing the autonomy of authentic art.

It is natural to suppose that a spectator's response to King Lear is at least in part emotional, and that emotion plays a crucial role both in the enjoyment of art and in establishing the value of art.

As Lukács argues (GW 11: 660), the medium of each specific form of art establishes strict laws that allow the work of art to adequately present the whole world of humanity from a specific standpoint.