Sentence examples for artistic marriages from inspiring English sources

When writing "... hold me, neighbor, in this storm...," Aleksandra Vrebalov, a Serbian composer living in New York City, was inspired by the musical fusion of diverse cultures in the Balkans, artistic marriages that thrive in a region long troubled by ethnic intolerance.

In Aix, Gelb described himself as "a sort of artistic marriage broker".

VOWS: AN ARTISTIC MARRIAGE -- Under normal circumstances this space is not used for wedding announcements.

It's an artistic marriage made in heaven, or at least on Freud's couch.

Given NDiaye's parallel interest in the French colonial experience and its aftermath, as well as her taste for novelty and experiment, this seemed the perfect artistic marriage.

She began by brokering an arranged artistic marriage.

In what has to be the mother of all gay marriages -- or artistic wedding concepts in general, for that matter--artists Annie Sprinkle and Elizabeth Stephens have taken their Love Art Lab experiment to Venice, Italy.

Like a home-movie scrapbook, a montage of imagery covers exuberant youth, nervous breakdowns, artistic success, marriage, births of children and grandchildren, retirement, old age.

A more extreme example is Hemingway, whose domestic record is less inspiring than his artistic one: four marriages and at least two screwed-up sons.

His cinema was truly autobiographical, not simply in details and drama drawn from his own experiences, but in its spiritual and artistic responses to marriage, the Church, duplicity, illness, the nature of women, and death.

His cinema was truly autobiographical, not simply in details and drama, but in its spiritual and artistic responses to marriage, the church, duplicity, illness, the nature of women, and death.