Sentence examples for artistic interference from inspiring English sources

Rather than put up with this artistic interference, Mr Naharin and his troupe withdrew from the celebrations.

It was clear from the article that his generosity is open-minded and does not lead to artistic interference.

Since an intervention is a deliberate effort to alter the course of a situation, it's clear that the choreographer Wally Cardona is eager for some artistic interference.

He was only prepared to go along with an HBO co-production deal for these latest films on the understanding that there would be no artistic interference.

Yet for all his protestations of avoiding artistic interference, Zarin Mehta makes it clear that he will take a stronger hand in artistic administration than some of his peers, who delegate much of the responsibility.

Much like Pier Fabre's strings, Gongora's steel plates subtly demonstrate that the chaos of a waterfall is no match for artistic interference. .

The word "auteur" is no longer much applied in Hollywood, where only a few film directors can impose their artistic vision without interference.

Increasingly, there is interference in artistic life by groups who claim art or theatre offends their religious feelings or traditional values.

For example, over the past decade the press has consistently maintained there is increasing board interference in artistic matters at Covent Garden, but reading about the management 20 or 30 years ago I would say there was far more then, with the choice of works, sets, singers and conductors being approved or thrown out by the board.

Not so unlike opera commentator William Berger's easy recipes for appreciating "Wagner Without Fear," Ross wants to do whatever will allow us to appreciate Wagner the musical and artistic titan without so much interference, without so much background noise, without so much discomfort, without so much resistance.

Herbert Marshall argued that by 1931, government interference in Soviet artistic work was already well established, in various forms: from peers of the artists, guided by 'above'; from "the different circles competent to judge it"; and ultimately from the Communist Party and Stalin himself.