Sentence examples for artists benefit from inspiring English sources

Some artists benefit from understatement.

He quickly learned that artists benefit from a little authority.

Not only did authors and artists benefit from this model, but the audience did, too.

Believe it or not, many of them are music professionals, people with a wealth of knowledge, passion and experience - our office is full of 'em - and most artists benefit from guidance, expertise and money.

Outsiders watching art being auctioned off for a lot of money tend to assume that the artists benefit, but in many countries, including America, they get nothing at all when their work is resold, and in Europe they receive only a tiny "droit de suite".

"She has a good understanding of how show business impinges on the verities of jazz," the critic Whitney Balliett once wrote, and his observation, however true, probably underestimated how much feeling she had for show business, and especially for the ways it could be harnessed for her artists' benefit.

"Maybe there was a time when artists benefited from, or used Japanese stereotypes in their work," he said.

The artists, benefiting from a revival in Colonial era tastes, received many commissions from book and magazine publishers for romanticized images of the past.

Beyond that, the artists benefited from the years when Mohammad Khatami, a reformist president, was in power (from 1997 to 2005) and the government began to actively promote artists, rather than controlling them as it did right after the revolution.

A study sponsored by the Antiques Trade Gazette showed that, in the 18 months to August 2007, 10% of the 1,104 artists benefiting from ARR in Britain (around half of whom are British) got 80% of the pot; the bottom 30% received less than £100 each.

It's easy to imagine graphics artists benefiting from control shortcuts they can perform right from the Apple Pencil in their hand, without having to tap through lots of on screen menus.