Sentence examples for artistic titans from inspiring English sources

Finally, after all, Stravinsky's life is interesting because of the pieces he wrote -- and the gallery of artistic titans with whom he worked and socialized.

Charles Murray, in his recent book, Human Accomplishment, charges that the modern world has created no artistic titans to stand with Austen, Mozart and Rubens, that culture has declined since World War II.

For Hank Hine, Executive Director of The Dali Museum in St . Petersburg it was quite natural to envision a retrospective juxtaposing two artistic titans: Salvador Dali and Pablo Picasso.

A sacrifice of, or impatience with, "coherent sense," as well as the requisite irascibility and what Said calls "highlighting and dramatizing... irreconcilabilities," can certainly be ascribed to the shimmering late works of Shakespeare, an artistic titan on Beethoven's scale.

Not so unlike opera commentator William Berger's easy recipes for appreciating "Wagner Without Fear," Ross wants to do whatever will allow us to appreciate Wagner the musical and artistic titan without so much interference, without so much background noise, without so much discomfort, without so much resistance.

But lately, the buzz in New Rochelle has had more to do with real estate titans than artistic ones.

(Anderson) ★ Rock the Bells, With Ms. Lauryn Hill and Nas (Saturday) Hip-hop's gathering of titans encourages its artists to revisit their most earthshaking albums in full, as an artistic schooling for the new generation and a nostalgic kick for the older set.

But France's artistic community is turning its nose up at the flamboyant media titan.

Five years later her flight to London, a bid, she says, for artistic self-determination, was treated as a national scandal in France.In this section Clash of the titans The world's first summit Mixed messages Big man belittled Ancient giants Exploring the unknown ReprintsLondon has been Ms Guillem's home ever since.

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