Sentence examples for artistic party from inspiring English sources

We went to a very artistic party, & everyone was talking about the Art of the Television Commercial.

By Gerald Jonas The New Yorker, February 18 , 1967P. 31 We went to a very artistic party, & everyone was talking about the Art of the Television Commercial.

From pom-pom beds (above) to wider, weirder tableau (below) to the mysterious Squirrel King himself and his minions, The Squirrel King is shaping up to be a promising artistic party.

You have a range of moods you can choose from, like Foodie, Artistic, Party People or Romantic.

Often alone, she explored Roman streets, Provençal cafes and artistic parties, books - Baudelaire, Stendhal, Flaubert - and became adept at evoking the raptures and betrayals of youth.

Not the least interesting thing about "Frozen Assets" is that Forbes reproduced it in February, 1932, with a skittish text that hailed Rivera — "perhaps, the first great painter of the modern American continent" — for having chosen artistic freedom over Party orthodoxy, while retaining "the fundamental human loyalty which he had originally believed Communism to express".

I had no idea this artistic dark erotica party had even existed until that strange night.

As he saw it, his wasn't a glamorous life of artistic pursuits, endless parties and trendcasting.

The ritual celebrations of artistic achievement — the book parties, the opening-night parties, the artists' dinners — give outward form to, and briefly make real, the writer's or performer's or painter's fantasy that he is living in a world that wishes him well and wants to reward him for his work.

In turn, Chinese-born artists who achieve high honors abroad are often viewed with suspicion or jealousy here, sometimes by artists who are trying to work in China's still-daunting artistic environment, sometimes by party culture officials.

You might imagine that products of artistic resistance to the party line would be exciting; all that pent-up creativity, rage, hope and despair should yield visions of lively cultural and political insurrection that Westerners who take their freedoms for granted would find instructive if not inspirational.