Sentence examples for artistic demands from inspiring English sources

His artistic demands could sometimes intimidate colleagues and students, and his uncompromising attitude would occasionally work to his disadvantage.

A 30-second animated commercial can take from a week to five months to produce, depending on its artistic demands.

He was patient — used to the artistic demands of humans, no doubt — and observed the goings on closely, but he never seemed tempted to join in.

To establish the basis for a reconciliation between ethical and artistic demands, Aristotle insists that the principal element in the structure of tragedy is not character but plot.

He was patient used to the artistic demands of humans, no doubt and observed the goings on closely, but he never seemed tempted to join in.

In an interview with ABC in 1991, he said he had to push harder than he ever had to meet the artistic demands of Mr. Mitchell.

The codes of artistic society demand that punters play the part, as they did in the fin de siècle era when Bohemian looks were in vogue.

Wagner still matters, not because he was Hitler's favourite composer, but because he was an artistic revolutionary, demanding a level of engagement from production staff and audience alike undreamt of by his predecessors.

Knight trained his students to deliver any spoken sound the human voice could produce — an arsenal that could be deployed flexibly as roles and artistic approaches demanded.

Gertrude Stein: If anything, the kind of epic artistic production demanding our sustained attention and sacrifice of pleasure in the real world--including requiring the kind of sleep deprivation attendant to zen meditation--really doesn't concern us here.

Believing that no one way of speaking deserved a privileged place on a multicultural contemporary scene, Knight trained his students to deliver with authority any spoken sound the human voice could produce – a full arsenal to be deployed flexibly, as their roles and artistic approaches demanded.