Sentence examples similar to art wealth from inspiring English sources

In "The Art of Wealth: The Huntingtons in the Gilded Age" (Huntington Library Press), the historian Shelley M. Bennett describes the intertwined lives of the founders of the Hispanic Society of America in New York and the Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens in San Marino, Calif.

Mr. Saslove said that people like Prince Bandar, who is now the secretary general of the Saudi National Security Council and is not spending as much time in the United States as he once did, helped establish Aspen's newer style, which is much more about family, culture and art — and wealth that even Hollywood stars cannot match.

With early examples of unenhanced humans and drones dancing together, it is already obvious that humans and AIs will be able to form a dizzying variety of combinations to create new kinds of art, science, wealth and meaning.

I've seen the unique relationship between art and wealth.

"Arts create wealth in a different way," he said.

The instrumental value of the arts to wealth, to mental and physical health, to education, to social coherence, is real and enormously important.

As I grew older and travelled to Switzerland, I began to associate the country with fondue, watches and private wealth, art and lakes and mountains.

It's a celebration of irrational exuberance, or else a wry comment on an art world where wealth seems to be the only arbiter of taste.

As a trustee, Art brought a wealth of experience, a quick wit, and an incisive mind to bear on the challenges facing the College.

Haiti offers, keeps on offering, a shimmering panorama of visual art and a wealth of seductive and hypnotic music, much of it rooted in the rhythms of ceremonial drumming.

Belano's (and Bolaño's) visceral realism means evoking the obscure and humble — the children of darkness — while pillorying the children of light who flourish in the precincts of art, power and wealth.