Sentence examples for artful technique from inspiring English sources
Dc reactive sputtering was used to deposit tantalum metal/oxide periodic nanometric multilayers using the artful technique namely, the reactive gas pulsing process (RGPP).
Buoyed at 13 by a production of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," Mr. Whishaw said he joined a youth theater company led by a "real theater addict" who inspired him to seek out the work of the avant-garde company Complicite, the brutal plays of Sarah Kane and the artful technique of the actor Michael Gambon.
Balayage is an artful technique that is difficult to do well.
Works that depicted violence, such as those by Jusepe de Ribera, feature an artful technique and harmonious composition which anticipate the "crown of martyrdom" for the victim.
The high-intensity rhythm section of drummer Pist Pistoffersen and bassist Brian Melendez consistently foster an intoxicating sense of tension and urgency that keeps the trio operating at a very high level of artful technique, one burnished with a singular devil-may-care, full-speed-ahead brand of sheer punk mayhem.
A Minute Too Late begins with a parody of artful techniques.
Like the word 'statute'.) 8 is not an artful blend of technique and subject matter.
However, according to Wyatt Mason of The New Yorker, although Narayan's writings seem simple and display a lack of interest in politics, he delivers his narrative with an artful and deceptive technique when dealing with such subjects and does not entirely avoid them, rather letting the words play in the reader's mind.
For all its talk about rawness and directness, "How Literature Saved My Life" comes across as a thwarted exercise in technique and artful self-display.
What Liberman understood was that Penn's view of the world, and soon of fashion, was the equivalent of the hard prose of American literature, a technique of artful sparseness.
Dragnic charts their off-again-on-again affair with a fastidious symmetry, a technique that feels artful at times and arduous at others, particularly when Luka digs himself deep into a hapless marriage with a grasping local woman, an archetype owing more to Thomas Hardy than the Brothers Grimm.
