Sentence examples similar to artistic primacy from inspiring English sources
The aim of the West-Eastern Divan is to assert the primacy of artistic cooperation in the face of divisive politics.
In fact, the performance reveals the primacy of a different artistic bloodline: music, which is said to be the ancestor of the dance.
For that matter, the very value of artistic imagination and originality, along with the primacy of the individual, is increasingly being questioned in our copy-mad, postmodern digital world.
Stalin's chief ideological hatchet man, Andrey Zhdanov, a secretary of the Central Committee, began a reign of terror in the Soviet artistic and intellectual world; foreign achievements were derided, and the primacy of Russians as inventors and pioneers in practically every field was asserted.
And in a much-talked-about 2006 response to a manifesto by the former Wired magazine editor Kevin Kelly (about the prospect of a universal library that might digitally unravel books into remixable snippets), he eloquently defends the primacy of the individual voice, the inviolable nature of artistic creation.
Under the direction of Steven Fox, the ensemble's artistic director, tempos also took on a certain speechlike freedom that gave the text its rightful primacy and allowed the music to hover over key words.
Maintain primacy through predation.
Primacy makes a state attractive.
Sleeping away from the primacy.
Several business models are competing for primacy.
