Sentence examples for artistically remarkable from inspiring English sources

All of them are "star-studded," each ensemble delivering an artistically remarkable product.

Imperial reverse types, if artistically less remarkable, are uniquely important for the unparalleled fullness of the historical commentary that they supply.

As the scene at King's Chapel indicates, old graveyards can be remarkable artistically, full of the cultural symbolism of an earlier era, like the winged skulls on so many colonial headstones or the delicately etched urns and weeping willows popular in the early 19th century.

BOSTON — Since the poet and critic Anne Carson and the dancer-choreographer Rashaun Mitchell are each exceptional artists, their occasional collaborations — which began in 2004 — would be historically remarkable even if they were artistically barren.

That all this is happening on a show created for commercial television — rather than for one of the subscription networks widely considered more artistically free — is one of the most remarkable aspects of the show's success, and a huge bonus for AMC.

More remarkable was that he found his casts and crews among nontheater people — students and other artistically inclined people who were making a living by other means — and inspired many to pursue lives in the theater, among them the actor Mike Nussbaum and the playwright David Mamet.

A middle-aged man with a remarkable resemblance to Albert Finney, he was thinly disguised with gold-rimmed glasses and a green silk scarf knotted artistically above a dark jacket.

A key figure for several years in the Citizens company, alongside such remarkable peers as Ciarán Hinds, David Hayman, Suzanne Bertish, Sian Thomas, Gary Oldman and Rupert Everett, he then switched successfully, and unusually, to the RSC – the Citizens was temperamentally and artistically opposed to everything the RSC stood for.

Not artistically.

Artistically, yes.

"Both physically and artistically.