In place of the name on the screen, one saw the phrase "artistic self-censorship".
For a time, she wanders around looking for something and is heard rather hotly using the phrase "artistic integrity".
Tonya Pinkins playing the title character left director Brian Kulick's production for what are often termed "artistic differences," a phrase frequently serving as a euphemism for a far more volatile state of affairs.
Use artistic words and phrases in your posts rather than making it a detail description.
"Ballet is like taking Olympic-level athletics and portraying a character and making an artistic interpretation of a phrase or a piece of music," he said.
A local opposition group complained in August that federal regulators were being unduly swayed by Christo, and that phrases like "artistic vision" in the impact study, rather than neutral terms like "proposed project," suggested a predisposition to let him have his way.
We sometimes hear the word in phrases like "artistic sensibility" or "poetic sensibility," which imply a heightened receptiveness to creative inspiration.
Is there any way that "selling out" or "cashing in," neither of which are phrases with positive artistic connotations, will create a good movie?
In recent years such phrases as "his artistic DNA," "the DNA of a young company," and the "DNA of the Democratic Party" have become common.
"The only way to understand old art is to make it participate in our own artistic life" is how Venturi phrased it in 1925.
