Sentence examples for art to capture from inspiring English sources

Since the Hudson River is visible from the site, Mr. Finch wanted the art to capture the narrative of the river.

In his review of "Breaking the Spell," Leon Wieseltier couldn't resist the reflexive accusation that building a worldview on a scientific base is reductive, and as is often the case, he trotted out the existence of art to capture our sympathies.

As a matter of historical fact, there simply is no stable definiendum for a definition of art to capture.

And if there's any silver lining to my struggle, it's that it inspired me to make art to capture the agony of deprivation, the injustice of the world and the dignity that I maintained despite the whole wretched affair.

Most of the models separated first from second line ART to capture the cost differences, but were unable to estimate different survival transition probabilities because data on outcomes of patients on second line was limited.

Raised by an immigrant single mother in New York City, Villy's desire to tell her story forged a passion for using the digital media arts to capture stories untold and to create social change.

We create the term "M(Art)World" to capture the essence of this aesthetically oriented strategy.

In the meantime, it seems to me that "Steve Jobs," by not taking a stand on Jobs's art, fails to capture what was really interesting about him.

That timepieces crop up everywhere in movies is no surprise: Film was the first visual art form to capture and package time, and every movie is an elaborate manipulation of time.

There is so much art waiting to capture your attention and warm your heart right outside your door.

Hsaio looks outside the box, utilizing materials unfamiliar to the art world to capture what she describes as the "human texture".