Sentence examples for artistic domination from inspiring English sources
The whole idea of artistic domination is beautifully satirised in the scene where Anne is turned into a piece of art.
The nearly 700 works, often small, range around a quarter of the globe and through nearly 15 centuries, tracing a network that reflects the spread of religion, warfare, trade, artistic techniques and political domination.
The artist's global domination continues.
Ballard's fascination with Freud – he called him, only half-playfully, "the great novelist of the 20th century" – and Freud's artistic progeny, the surrealists, resulted in the domination of his work by symbolism and febrile mental states.
Mozart entered the marketplace to escape the domination of patrons and maintain his artistic freedom.
James Nicola, artistic director of New York Theater Workshop, underscored this point: "There's something very American about this fantasy of world domination, of fame and celebrity and how that blinds people".
He expected Aryan domination.
Game one: Nebraska domination.
Their domination is absolute".
