Sentence examples for artfully structured from inspiring English sources

The argument is artfully structured.

And not just depth, elegance too: Jack's songs of what has gone or is going are very artfully structured.

Blender declared it "Artfully structured, unapologetically explicit" and "erotica at its friendliest and most well-balanced".

The narrative jury, which included the actress Blythe Danner and the filmmaker Paul Haggis, noted in its announcement that the film was "artfully structured and gorgeously shot... chronicl[ing] the struggles of a displaced family while steering well clear of either sentimentality or despair".

Visitors taking the "the drinking cure" walk around carrying painted spa cups with spouts designed to regulate how quickly they drink, and move between pramen, the springs, that are sheltered by a series of colonnades, artfully constructed structures of marble, wood or cast iron.

As the kids in Winnetka artfully skated through an obstacle course of orange cones, I couldn't help but think how different their highly structured introduction to the sport is compared to what I experienced growing up in Buffalo in the 1970's and 80's.

Uji's centerpiece is its museum, an artfully landscaped glass structure that evokes Genji's world with ceremonial costumes and an ox-drawn carriage and a scale-model version of his mansion.

"This was the Eritrean area," said Nico Stevens, of HelpRefugees – one of several organisations involved in the mammoth task of moving purpose-built wooden dwellings from one area of the Jungle to another – pointing to one structure artfully insulated with duvets woven behind wooden walls.

Both Tom Hooper's The King's Speech and Danny Boyle's 127 Hours, British films released this week with an eye to catching the next Oscar wave, artfully resist the rigid cinematic structures – short scenes, three acts – that are taught in film-making and screenwriting classes around the world.

In the English press, the album garnered favourable reviews in NME, Melody Maker, The Guardian, and Q. Nick Kent wrote in Mojo that "Others may end up selling more, but in 20 years time I'm betting OK Computer will be seen as the key record of 1997, the one to take rock forward instead of artfully revamping images and song-structures from an earlier era".

He artfully juggles a craving for the structure and stability of a 350-lawyer firm with self-expression, even rebellion.