Sentence examples for artistic resources from inspiring English sources

In an era of rampant memoirism and multimedia T.M.I., Mr. Gray might seem like a pioneer or just another old guy rattling on about himself, but Mr. Soderbergh uses his own artistic resources to remind us of Mr. Gray's uniqueness as an artist.

Ms. Damrau showed impressive technical and artistic resources, marshaling considerable forces to deliver an impressive recital.

Thomas Schlamme, an executive producer of the show, said that taping in New York allowed the show to tap the city's artistic resources.

Now in its 23rd season, this heady summer series has turned its prodigious intellectual and artistic resources toward illuminating "Saint-Saëns and His World" in two weekends jam-packed with concerts and lectures.

The point was to make teachers aware that good test-taking is not the only strength children can bring to school, as well as to provide teachers with new artistic resources, and suggest ways to apply them.

Despite the enormous potential of the American theatre – we have (some) federal funding, wealthy donors and corporations and plenty of talented writers, actors and directors – the fiscal and artistic resources never seem to constellate around one person or company with sufficient intensity to create real momentum.

So Bilgi became a sort of third track, as "the only education-led artistic resource where the ambition was to engage artists," Ms. Aksoy said.

And what a fine artistic resource it proved to be.

It is easy to see why, for, as Mr. Sutton puts it in the exhibition catalog, they were part of his "creative capital," an artistic resource to which he could return when seeking inspiration for new commissions.

Martin Roth, the director of the V&A, said: "The V&A and Science Museum Group have shared origins and uniting our complementary collections will create a peerless historical and artistic photography resource.

Of course, no American theater has the artistic or financial resources of the National.