Sentence examples for artistic lie from inspiring English sources
The success of that artistic lie rests partly with the author; some puppeteers jostle the strings more expertly than others.
2. Get cultured Europe's cities are brimming with opportunities for cultured weekends in 2012 – although the Continent's official flag-bearer for all issues artistic lies somewhat off the beaten track.
Whereas Pinnock's play is about the commercial value of artistic lies, Alice Childress's Wine in the Wilderness, originally written for American television, is about the moral value of personal truth.
It has to be up to the Royal Court to decide where the balance of artistic interests lie.
The detritus of artistic ambition lies all over Hollywood like a wreckage of broken dreams.
If the film's schmaltzy elements lend it a box-office potential few documentaries have, its artistic strength lies elsewhere.
Not to worry: Smith, the eye within the Prima gang's storm, mixes her swinging mirth with expressive ballads that point to where her artistic heart lies.
A couple of years as part of the New York dance scene convinced Mr. Morrison that his artistic destiny lay with Mr. Fagan.
Thus, the centre of the Islamic artistic tradition lies in calligraphy, a distinguishing feature of this culture, in which the word as the medium of divine revelation plays such an important role.
In contrast, the beauty of Mitchell's artistic arc lies not only in the success of each individual project but also in the leap that she makes from one album to another.
An important piece of Latin America's artistic history lies anonymously in five metal containers exposed to moisture, rust and temperature changes in a storage lot a few miles outside this city.
