Sentence examples for artistic thrust from inspiring English sources

This overlooks the fact that the two can rarely be ­separated: a facade could be an integral part of a building's structure, as well as providing its main artistic thrust.

This season and next he will serve as music director designate, and beginning with the 2009-10 season, when he will conduct a minimum of 12 weeks, he will assume responsibility for the artistic thrust of the ensemble.

And it takes a collective tide of artistic activity to thrust the most interesting and daring movies to the surface.

Gunn's character enters her residency with artistic sophistication, but the thrust of the play is her growing realisation that the political role of the artist is not a neutral one; while she may be a master of her craft, she exists as a servant of forces far more powerful.

But she is far too young to be expected to have developed artistic personality or be thrust into the limelight.

"The thrust is not artistic," he said.

As it stands, it's original and funny, condensing Baldessari's artistic life into a cut-and-thrust, snappily edited six minutes.

None more so than the Globe's artistic director, Mark Rylance, who had only to thrust his chest and chin forward to transmute from a slim, earnest Posthumus into a chunky Cloten, who strutted, threw tantrums and childishly wept.

This was both a barefaced artistic gesture and a political statement, wilfully provocative in its thrust and feminist in its undertow.

Its revelation of humanity's deep-rooted thrust toward destruction, he felt, demanded a more complex artistic expression.

But the term misses the full thrust of Dubuffet's elevation of "people uncontaminated by artistic culture," as he called them.