Sentence examples for artistic frustrations from inspiring English sources

Richard Brody on the Taiwanese director's enduring achievements and artistic frustrations.

Telling the story through Haewon's diary entries, flashbacks, and dreams, Hong constructs the implicitly self-excoriating tale of drunken blunders and artistic frustrations with a mercurial intricacy.

A retrospective of his films, at Museum of the Moving Image (Sept . 12-Oct 17), displays both his enduring achievements and his artistic frustrations.

'Get real, girl.' Jesus!" Maria's fantasy of being Williams' widow and her own artistic frustrations coalesced in her role as co-trustee of the Rose Williams Trust, which accounted for the majority of Williams' estate, amounting to five million dollars.

By the end, this mashup of Will's artistic frustrations in an England seething with stupidity, and as relevant to today as to 1584, had become a delight, to the extent the audience was anticipating the gags.

Meanwhile, the politics of the day add an extra, tragic urgency to his somewhat comedic project as he faces military service in the Vietnam War, his recordings of his familiar sights and sounds on the city streets and on radios and TV, his confessions of romantic and artistic frustrations, come off like a last will and testament.

Now there's a new emphasis on psychology and aesthetics, youthful disappointments and artistic frustration.

Car design may be the equal of architecture in the artistic frustration department.

It feels willed, aggressive and unconvincing — clammy rather than cool — in a way that suggests artistic frustration rather than discovery.

Understudies suffer the artistic frustration of not being able to make a role entirely their own, even should they have the opportunity to perform.

That scene arises in response to her artistic frustration, an impotence that July captures in a piercing set of point-of-view shots, in which Sophie gazes blankly at the floor, at fabric, at furniture.