Sentence examples for art whereby from inspiring English sources

Modern Western mime developed into a purely silent art whereby meanings are conveyed solely through gesture, movement, and expression.

This is the account of art whereby it is the craft (or 'technique') of manipulating certain objects (paint, sound, words and on) so as to bring about psychological states in the audience, which in turn are known, or least knowable, in advance.

Like a lot of people who are as tortured as they are deceived, Hamlet then turns to art, whereby he dramatizes his cause by producing the Murder of Gonzago, a thinly veiled attack on his uncle.

Global partners, pharmaceutical companies, and national governments in LMIC need to continue to work together to create favorable global markets for ART whereby HIV programs in resource-limited settings gain increased access to the best available HIV medicines in line with WHO guidelines.

What's afoot is a global rationalization of the art game, whereby one kind of artist stays in the studio while another becomes familiar with many airports.

But given the flight to quality prevailing in the current art market, whereby more collectors with more money than ever before compete for the same top items, galleries must offer the best of the best in order to survive.

As the university undergoes considerable construction and renovation, it has adopted a percent-for-art policy whereby 1 to 2percentt of the budgets for those building projects go toward acquisitions of art.

"Many communities around the country have 'percent for arts' programs," she said, describing several public art financing options, "whereby public funds are earmarked for artworks".

Everyone has wrinkles!" I was implementing a business strategy from a book called "How to Master the Art of Selling," whereby you ask your potential clients questions they're bound to say "yes" to.

Last Friday's murky compromise, whereby art is "not in, not out," allows everyone to claim victory, but it weakens the E.U.'s negotiating position fundamentally by inviting the United States to respond in kind.

This was achieved through a synthesis of art and engineering, whereby structure and sculpture become one and the same.