Sentence examples for artistic attention from inspiring English sources

In 2003, he turned his artistic attention to Sag Harbor.

Right now, though, it seems most of his artistic attention is focused on one thing: sex.

There is no shared space where her characters might be forced to encounter one another (Barker relies heavily on coincidences and chance meetings to move the plot along), and no structure that focusses their critical or artistic attention.

In recent years politically minded American filmmakers have, with reasonable cause, turned their artistic attention to the Iraq war and the various domestic policy issues that have arisen from it.

In fact, canines have not been the subject of such focused artistic attention since William Wegman's famous photos of his people-dressed Weimaraners burst on the scene in the 1970's.

You could argue with good reason that London consumes more than its due share of media and artistic attention, but Saint Etienne's city is not the sanitised London of the Olympic bid or the fake parochial melodrama of EastEnders.

And Weiner's artistic vision and attention to detail had a lot to do with it.

Good criticism is the act of giving a guided tour of the artistic "house," calling attention to shifting relationships, shadowed tensions, overlooked marks of genius.

On March 29, a group of prominent writers, actors, and directors, including Emma Thompson, Mike Leigh, Mark Rylance, and other prominent members of the UK's artistic community, called attention to Habima's inclusion in the festival.

But an extraordinary restaurant generally develops only over time, the product of prolonged artistic risk and managerial attention.

The jobs that will be left are those that require a great deal of personal attention or artistic input – in other words, those that are generally poorly paid.