Sentence examples for artistic authorities from inspiring English sources

So acute has this sensitivity become that legal or artistic authorities anticipate negative reactions, and take preventive measures.

She calls attention to the composer Charles Hubert H. Parry, whose 1911 essay "The Meaning of Ugliness" asserts that "Every advance in Art has been made by accepting something which has been condemned as ugly by recognized artistic authorities".

He is an exponent of crudely sensationalist trends that were fashionable in Europe several decades ago (Béjart and Petit were both approved by the Soviet artistic authorities in Leningrad, where Mr. Eifman began work in the 1970s) and have long been notorious elsewhere.

As in Ms. Piper's case, his artistic authority remains unquestionable.

I will never work on something in which I don't have some measure of artistic authority.

(Seamus Heaney writes: "In that combination of shyness and certitude, his intellectual and artistic authority were unmistakable").

When Mr. Honeck took charge in the fall of 2008, he brought boundless enthusiasm and artistic authority to an institution in need of both.

Moreover, she writes, Michelle Kwan established her athletic and artistic authority (in what some still consider a frivolous nonsport) by performing "dramatic story lines concerned with love and death".

But Amore avoided the notion of a central artistic authority used by its forebear (and its peer organization), Mr. Hull noted during an interview at a Greenwich Village diner.

In large part because of the artistic authority with which Dunham approached "Girls," I can take that for granted as part of the scene.

(Scott)20110602 ★ 'Tuesday, After Christmas' (No rating, 1 39, in Romanian) A story of adultery, viewed at eye-level, without pity or judgment and with understated artistic authority, from the Romanian director Radu Muntean.