Sentence examples for artistic stagnation from inspiring English sources

I'm terrified of artistic stagnation.

Having reached a point of artistic stagnation, Cream decided to disband.

But it vividly locates the artistic stagnation that the painters of other portraits in the room — Klimt, as well as Schiele and Kokoschka — were rebelling against.

Her father has been running the Bayreuth Festival for more than 50 years, and the conventional wisdom is that artistic stagnation has set in.

A sense of artistic stagnation finally prompted the decision to return to Vienna in 1955; having taken American citizenship, which he never relinquished, he was once more set to become a foreigner on the other side of the Atlantic.

The film succeeds in showing the band's journey to the Toppermost of the Poppermost and how unprecedented fame, security concerns, and fear of artistic stagnation made it not such a fun place to be.

But what made him even more exceptional was his popular success, which stood out like a beacon at a time when most Soviet artistic culture was mired in stagnation.

The West had experienced the Renaissance, the Reformation, and the Enlightenment, whereas the once-flourishing Muslim civilization had for a long while been at a near stagnation point despite its remarkable artistic achievements.

Looping, or endless circularity, is an artistic strategy whose built-in themes include time, space, reality, philosophical and perceptual conundrum, human obsession, social stagnation and all kinds of painful or amusing futilities.

No stagnation.

Very artistic.