Sentence examples for artistic teachers from inspiring English sources

Wonderful actor and Gift Theatre founder Michael Patrick Thornton is raising money through 3Arts for his giftED program, in which four artistic teachers will work with students on the Northwest side and teach them the skills necessary to build a theater and create an ensemble.

Mr. Thiebaud's own artistic passions — his teachers, if you will — populate the walls of his family's modest home on a quiet street, where the backyard is full of zinnias and the kitchen door jamb is warmly marked with children's heights.

John Field, the ex-dancer, artistic director and teacher, took Ms. Smythe and her fellow students to see a Zulu version of "Macbeth".

As Copeland acknowledges, she was consistently encouraged by her teachers and artistic directors.

But for the 22-year-old from west London this was not a pressure that stemmed from teachers and artistic directors telling her to lose weight, it was a strain she put on herself that eventually developed into an eating disorder.

Many consider Hale the foremost teacher of artistic anatomy in the country and perhaps the world.

Three times, Newman took and failed a test to qualify as a high-school art teacher; his artistic skills were judged insufficient.

Frequently cited as the inventor of the comic strip, Töpffer, a Swiss teacher whose artistic vocation had been thwarted by poor eyesight, started producing his whimsical pictorial narratives, in 1827, for the enjoyment of friends.

Frequently cited as the inventor of the comic strip, Rodolphe Töpffer, a Swiss teacher whose artistic vocation had been thwarted by poor eyesight, started producing his whimsical pictorial narratives, in 1827, for the enjoyment of friends.

Oliver Knussen's huge influence as conductor, teacher, programmer, artistic director, and catalyst for so much of the energy of the contemporary British musical scene can sometimes make you underestimate his real legacy: the music of crystalline concision, complexity, and richness.

Plus ça change, Charcot might say, were he to cast his eye, described in Freud's obituary of his teacher as artistic rather than intellectual, over current illnesses that, like hysteria, exist, Hustvedt says, "on the problematic border between psychosomatic and somatic disorders": anorexia and bulimia nervosa, self-­mutilation, idiopathic chronic fatigue, dissociative identity disorder.