Sentence examples for artistic aptitudes from inspiring English sources

The highly original figural style cannot be later than the second century A.D. Mural paintings with a naïve touch vouch for the diversity of artistic aptitudes.

Professional scouts searching for that rare combination of athletic skill and artistic aptitude handpick the performers.

At best, it's that the technology possesses not artistic aptitude but rather the congenial misdirection of an imposter.

Born in Kensal Rise, north-west London, only child of Frank, a clerk at Marylebone railway station, and Harriet (nee Wiggins), a ladies' companion, Collins showed artistic aptitude from an early age, winning at the age of eight a poster-colouring competition organised by the Evening News.

Allen seconds Chaplin's wink at the universal underpinning of success and filters his own specific artistic aptitude and passion out of the story in order to look at achievement itself from the figure of an Everymensch and to consider what, outside the specifics of art, he himself had to learn in order to stand on his own two feet in the big city.

"When someone has that artistic aptitude, you hear it right away, and you see it, and you feel it.

Painting, printmaking, sculpture, photography, video, woodworking, and other crafts can convey artistic experience and aptitude.

Without a sufficient emphasis on arts in the mainstream, many young people without prior knowledge or family support will not discover their artistic interest and aptitude.

It was a bad question to ask Martin Phillips, a man with the artistic vision and aptitude capable of turning a concert into a full-on light show.

For instance, studies show that such people tend to have greater creative aptitude and artistic expression.

"Early on, Odile showed a special aptitude for artistic sewing, creating floral flourishes with strips of T-shirt fabric that have become a hallmark of the Open Arms style.