Sentence examples for artistic heights from inspiring English sources

But Laughton's movies, with their meatiness, anchor this set and elevate it to rare artistic heights.

Informed by injustice, each play penetrated political restrictiveness, reaching universal truth and soaring to artistic heights.

Are they just klutzes over there?' " If the epidemic is indeed attributable to some regional lack of coördination, then Vineyarders have taken oafishness to almost artistic heights.

The cultural situation in Late Classic Mesoamerica is the reverse of that prevailing in the Early Classic: Central Mexico now played only a minor role, while the lowland Maya reached their intellectual and artistic heights.

For the past couple of decades, however, Japan's mainstream cinema has been in decline, at the same time as the country's avant-garde animators have been reaching new artistic heights.

The cardinal's father was Lorenzo the Magnificent, under whom Florence had soared to unrivaled artistic heights, and his mother, Clarissa Orsini, belonged to an old aristocratic family that had given Rome two popes and several cardinals.

The Long, Long Trailer (1953) was a descent from the artistic height of The Band Wagon, but it became one of Minnelli's biggest commercial successes.

Shandling's career was more varied; he was always more of a comedian than a broadcaster, and he reached his artistic height by satirizing the very idea that there was anything respectable about hosting a talk show.

The artistic and aesthetic heights that armor reached under the monarchy's patronage can be seen in "The Art of Power: Royal Armor and Portraits From Imperial Spain" at the National Gallery of Art here.

Without the capacity for boredom, then, we humans may have never achieved our artistic and technological heights.

Artistic activity reached new heights as well in the early 20th century.