Sentence examples for artistic trust from inspiring English sources

Over a lifetime of attending concerts and opera performances it's inevitable that you tend to attach yourself to certain performers in whom you develop an enduring artistic trust.

Also, the Eggleston Artistic Trust is selling a group of thirty-six color prints by the photographer William Eggleston (March 12), which depict everyday American subjects like tricycles and motel rooms; the images have been blown up to a much larger format than they originally were in the seventies, when most of the photographs were taken.

They collided unhappily on the rushed post-production of "Aliens," established an artistic trust on "Titanic" and cemented their partnership on the risky, musically inventive score for "Avatar".

All her artistic colleagues "trusted they could make a living somehow".

Can anyone really trust the artistic sensitivity of all these local commissioning bodies who use the word "size" as a term of critical praise and yet are unable to state precisely that they believe in an artist's talent?

Fortunately, the production here by Pierre Audi, the Netherlands Opera's artistic director, shows unflinching trust in the opera, right down to the moment in Act 3 when an arrow from Tell's crossbow strikes the apple perched on his son's head.

But from a professional point of view, I would have to say to really trust the artistic intuition and talent within.

Spread across this playing field are all the components of Mr. Apatow's life: his aspirations, obsessions and anxieties; trusted collaborators, artistic heroes and even his relatives.

It's a challenge to trust my own artistic timeline and not compare myself to other artists in that area.

"I'm hoping this show allows artistic directors and producers to trust my ability to bring underreperesented stories to a wider audience in a meaningful way".

Penn is a little clumsy and rather too fancy; he's too much interested in being cinematically creative and artistic to know when to trust the script.