Sentence examples for artistic prerogative from inspiring English sources

But the right to publish anonymously as a choice an internal, artistic prerogative rather than an externally imposed condition is one that women have only recently earned.

All of this leads to what can only be explained as each generation's artistic prerogative for poetically turning over its own variation on the truism that every representation of death reduces analogously, symbolically, finally, to the death of the self.

Often, societal concerns over language and nudity are in direct conflict with artistic prerogatives.

The case has challenged the artistic prerogatives prized by all symphony orchestras and has raised questions about the ability of an orchestra to become top-notch and still mirror the demographics of the community in which it performs.

But perhaps the first, an oddly cautious account of the Symphony No. 25 in G minor, was more a matter of warming to the occasion than an expression of artistic prerogatives.

Artistic license is generally construed as a kind of aesthetic prerogative.

She occasionally invokes her artist's prerogative.

Budgetary and artistic decisions are ratified by unseen Kremlin bureaucrats and directors' casting prerogatives until recently gave them almost Stalinist powers to change dancers' lives on a whim.

If the most prominent and acclaimed new French films were to arise largely through the efforts of directors who openly reject the official system's prerogatives regarding the industry's economy and the endorsement of artistic merit, it might make that system harder to defend against American and European free-market advocates.

The showing off that is the youngest child's prerogative and mandate was forged by the grown Stein into a formidable social and artistic tool.

Well, if there was some artistic licence in that epithet he can be forgiven; unremitting euphoria and all that goes with it are the prerogative of the winning captain.