Sentence examples for art of say from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Steadman really wants to shock and dismay, he should study the art of, say, Paul McCarthy to see what level the bar is at these days.

The British biscuit industry must launch a concerted PR fightback lest we forget the art of, say, splitting a custard cream and painstakingly licking off the fondant before, the biscuit now all wet with saliva, eating the remaining half.

Shostakovich...made an art of saying nothing memorable in public.

The art of saying sorry in a totally superior way.

Listen to Christine Carter and Rona Renner discuss the art of saying no.

Harper, once so willing to say anything, has mastered the art of saying nothing.

"I hadn't mastered the art of saying 'no', they way I have now, which is important.

In this powerful and moving TEDxStanford talk, Byrnes shares her lifelong experience of practicing the art of saying goodbye.

I've had to master the fine art of saying no.

The art of actually saying it is standup — but in transmuting one's own experience into monologues, it becomes an art of saying what other people have to say, too, and of saying it as they do.

Their performances were fantastic, but they were just that: performances, readings by professional actors, trained and practiced in the art of saying words out loud.