Sentence examples for artistic without from inspiring English sources
"artistic without" is correct and can be used in written English
The phrase "artistic without" typically refers to someone or something lacking artistic abilities or qualities. It can also suggest the absence of something artistic or creative in a certain situation. Example: She was an actress known for her raw emotions, but in this role, she was surprisingly artistic without being overly dramatic. In this example, "artistic without" implies that the actress was able to showcase her skills without relying on exaggerated emotions.
The patches of washed and wadded fabric, the intense cobalt blue shades, the mixes of crochet knit and painted cotton were all artistic without looking arty.
What really tipped my friends and me to the fact that Relish was no ordinary place were our appetizers, each beautifully presented and artistic without looking overly pretty.
A former automotive designer, he sends out plates that are artistic without being precious.
It looks cool and artistic without looking childish.
And even tough the art market is a bit slow (his works are still sold for millions), there's a reasonable chance that you walk the reverse path of Hitchcock and will be remembered as an artist without any artistic value.
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.
And she has waspish words for Don about her daughter's career choice, saying that Megan has an artistic temperament without actually being an artist.
But how to wear wondrous artistic creations without looking like a poster for contemporary art?
Fitzgerald's main character Anthony Patch has, like most of us, an artistic temperament without an artistic talent.
In the meantime everyone seems to be enjoying artistic prosperity, without taking anything for granted.
— VanityFair.com I read somewhere that Cubism would never have developed as an artistic school without the invention of the airplane.
