Sentence examples for art that allows from inspiring English sources
It is an art that allows life to feel immense but safe, cosmically complex but manageable.
I love art that allows us to approach it as individuals, which doesn't give us a complete, closed, hermetic message.
Nevertheless, in terms of mass-produced, portable art that allows for some degree of creative freedom, book design is where it's at.
At a moment when too much art is dependent for its effect on lengthy explanations offered by wordy museum labels or nattering art dealers, Ms. Sherman has pursued an adamantly visual art that allows for — coerces, really — rich, free rumination on the viewer's part.
Charles Gadeken is an interactive artist, who makes art that allows participants to be a part of the dialogue.
DuoSkin is a new breed of gold and silver body art that allows you to adorn your skin with shimmering latticework, concentric squares or a blazing flame.
But I had hoped to produce a piece of art that allowed the reader to experience a number of contradictory streams of feelings simultaneously.
Perhaps the greatest, and certainly the loudest, event in American cultural life since World War II was what the critic Irving Sandler has called "The Triumph of American Painting"—the emergence of a new form of art that allowed American painting to dominate the world.
When I look at back at my early school days, I can see the lost road I might have traveled had I not had my parents, a few key teachers, and some powerful books and art that allowed me to recognize my value as a person.
When I look at back at my early school days, I can see the lost road I might have traveled had I not had my parents, a few key teachers, and some powerful books and art that allowed me to recognise my value as a person.
Researchers have previously evaluated several approaches of structured treatment interruptions to enhance adherence and reduce toxicity and cost.[9] [11] It is now clear that long cycle interruptions of ART that allow a rebound of plasma HIV RNA are not clinically beneficial.
