Sentence examples for artistic craving from inspiring English sources

For a program to fulfill an artistic craving, variety is crucial.

At the very foundation of Hopper's soul, the grain that forms him, the cell that sprung him forth, is the artistic craving to Create, the passion of the Demiurge, his own and others.

Despite making new deals with Virgin in Britain and DreamWorks in America that gave him the artistic freedom he craved, Michael had trouble coming up with new material.

At an event like TIFF, it's almost insidious the way that viewers who crave artistic freshness but have also been schooled in glib television tropes can be persuaded into thinking that a movie like this one is the former rather than the latter.

Creative writing classes can be heartbreaking for those who both need the A and crave artistic freedom.

Each experience was a kind of artistic climax, leaving me craving a cigarette.

In interviews, the dancers have said the decision was an artistic one and that they craved more freedom.

Gough was banished from Graves' kingdom, an artistic idyll of which he craved to be part, and went to live "in an attic in France" for two years.

After 5 years of producing these pieces and working with lighting directors, Tribble craved a more traditional artistic outlet.

"Audiences crave a challenge," said Daniel Evans, artistic director of Sheffield Theatres, writing about the audience's enthusiastic response to the Crucible's Sarah Kane season in a recent piece for the Stage.

She talks about that frequently: craving a peaceful life in an artistic community, away from the glare of a media that "always puts an adjective in front of my name, and never a good one".