Sentence examples for art suffers from inspiring English sources

"My art suffers in institutions," she says.

As with any polemic, this novel's art suffers a little for its points.

So much nature-minded art suffers from the tonal sins of polemicism, piety or plangency.

Picasso's art suffers because we expect him to be much easier than he is.

If you lose that, you're pitching to the same people all the time and the art suffers".

Much of today's art suffers from terminal cuteness, so it is not surprising that Chinatsu Ban, a talented newcomer from Japan, just barely escapes with her life.

American art suffered by contrast.

Disasters do happen, and works of art suffer".

It's not as though he didn't know how art suffered under the Soviet regime.

And so, farewell British art suffered two sad losses in 2011.

Art suffered like everything else during the country's descent into sectarian warfare.