Sentence examples for artistic mentality from inspiring English sources

He has observed, he said, a shift among his peers away from the corporate track and toward a more artistic mentality.

Originally a reaction against the horrors of World War I, the artistic mentality has certainly evolved over the past century.

If the PM were to hold one of the Number 10 summits to which he has recently become prone, he would discover that the transatlantic contrast stems from a difference in economic and artistic mentalities.

Being inspired by the artistic tradition of the city and the works of the Renaissance artists, Galileo acquired an aesthetic mentality.

In a world ruled by Kanye West and Drake, hyper-confessional lyrics, roving artistic appetites, wounded outsider mentalities, and unconventional backgrounds had become the default.

Tom Brook also talks to critic Nicholas Barber about the truly wild West of Tommy Lee Jones' The Homesman, and whether reviews accurately reflect the artistic merits of the films – or whether a 'pack mentality' sets in among critics.

LOS ANGELES — "The films of a nation reflect its mentality in a more direct way than other artistic media".

He observes that the new mentality pointedly rejected aristocratic values, which relegated serious artistic strivings to the background.

The National Theatre's artistic director Sir Nicholas Hytner has criticised the BBC for a "Downton ratings mentality" and said it is not doing enough to put the arts on television.

That mentality is ultimately what led her to take on the "artistic risk" of "Black Swan," the ballet film that earned her an Oscar and led to her marrying choreographer Benjamin Millepied.

Because the premise of "Privilege" is vast — deeply rooted change, a change in mentalities, in habits, in the foundations of thought — it's an artistic risk of the highest order: it risks absurdity.