Sentence examples for artfully assembled from inspiring English sources

Here, diners receive tasty tidbits, artfully assembled and meticulously prepared.

The book's first, more artfully assembled part has little to do with Gershwin or Ganz.

And wind power — wait, not so fast, says "Windfall," Laura Israel's urgent, informative and artfully assembled documentary.

It's a lavish, artfully assembled chronicle of 18 months in the life of Pete Doherty and the rock scene whence he came.

The totemic figures in the opening segment, dusted white in a trademark Butoh effect, at first seem to be enacting primitive theater to artfully assembled music and sound.

Ms. Thurston has asked them to dress as they would for an opening ("It's usually artfully assembled vintage," she explained. "The job pays little").

Then 23 years later, Berlin-based Brandt Brauer Frick took the technology out of techno with their charming "acoustic" approach, artfully assembling the various components of their sound collage from a mixture of whimsical and "old school" instruments.

Whoever is chosen, I hope that person reviews, and embraces, the talking points assembled so artfully a decade ago by the chemistry Nobelist Richard Smalley.

The next decade saw a rush of this kind of photography, from Jeff Wall's pedantically assembled and artfully lit stage-set street scenes to Cindy Sherman's "film stills" and Les Krims's "narrative tableaus".

On September 28th, a crowd assembled at the BAM Harvey, the artfully distressed old performance space on Fulton Street; people all over the theatre were running into people they knew, calling out names and hugging.

"One magazine recently described it as 'an overreach'," he says, "but we were constantly testing the waters of what we could and couldn't do". Gouldman (bass, guitar, mandolin, autoharp) is annoyed by the pigeonholing of 10cc as a "guilty pleasure" when their so-called "soft rock" was artfully jagged: imagine what Frank Zappa might have achieved had he assembled a pop group in Manchester.