Sentence examples for artistically successful from inspiring English sources

Partly because of its abstract nature, Expressionist theatre was exciting but rarely artistically successful.

It became regarded as perhaps Moore's most artistically successful solo effort.

The latter, which was finished in 1891, is often called the first artistically successful modern skyscraper.

The $1.2 million production, which had its premiere in 1996, was artistically successful and toured extensively throughout the United States.

The film is more intriguingly odd than artistically successful, though it did reunite Crawford with Cukor, her favorite director.

This is a subgenre where Shaquille O'Neal is considered one of the most commercially and artistically successful practitioners.

"The whole thing was incredibly successful artistically, but always, inside the theater, trouble.

The film's sequel, In weiter Ferne, so nah! (1993; Faraway, So Close!), however, was far less successful artistically.

The highly fictionalised film is by Akiva Goldsman, a screenwriter with a list of commercially successful, artistically undistinguished credits.

Much less successful artistically was the screwball comedy Man Trouble (1992), written by Five East Pieces screenwriter Eastman and featuring Nicholson and Ellen Barkin.

"That's the job of the new team, to make it again both artistically and financially successful," Mr. Schindler said in an interview.