Sentence examples for artistic gains from inspiring English sources

There are artistic gains.

In return for these artistic gains, Shloss says, Lucia's life was forfeited.

But what artistic gains West has made have often come at the expense of his sense of humour.

Britain's ongoing tragedy could be Ireland's artistic gain.

Without emotional pain, there could be little or no artistic gain.

While she tackles suitably enormous themes of love, life and death in her songs, she seems to refrain from mining her personal life for artistic gain.

The book also includes a dozen or so grainy newslike photographs that risk offense by appropriating the image of a body falling from the towers -- albeit a digitally simulated image -- for artistic gain.

Michael Grandage, in his highly entertaining West End production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, revives a frequently used device, which turns the financial advantage of part sharing to artistic gain as well.

This weekend, the country's artistic landscape gains the House of Music (00 45 60 20 30 00; musikkenshus.dk), which opened yesterday in the northern city of Aalborg, at Musikkens Plads 1.

As this artistic revolution gains traction, entrepreneurs have begun to capitalize on opportunities to showcase the creative talent.

One is the simple fact of her storied life: the daughter of an artist and a violinist, she ran in artistic circles, gaining notoriety after a picture was taken of her playing chess with Marcel Duchamp, completely naked, at age 20.