Sentence examples for arts compared with from inspiring English sources

But all of them seem to be sojourners in the occult arts compared with Merrill and Jackson.

A recent report revealed that £69 per head of population was spent on the arts compared with just £4.58 in other English regions.

Last year, 53.8percentt of eighth graders passed the state's standardized math tests and 51percentt language arts, compared with 58.8percentand57percentcent statewide.

Between 62 and 90percentt of eighth graders were proficient or better in language arts, compared with a statewide average of 73percentt.

In Grade 8, some 70percentt were at or above the state standard for language arts, compared with 45percentt statewide, and 69percentt were at or above it in mathematics, compared with 51percentt statewide.

Of the 1,123 new students, 65percentt are enrolled in liberal arts and science, compared with 58percentt last year, while 35percentt are enrolled in the visual and performing arts, compared with 42percentt last year.

Consider the intelligence of art, compared with the dim-wittedness of politics.

To compare maternal and perinatal outcomes in twin pregnancies conceived via assisted reproductive techniques (ART) compared with spontaneous twin pregnancies.

The great, lamentable tragedy of 18th- and 19th-century art, compared with the brilliance of a Michelangelo, had been to lose sight of the act of creation.

(Mr. Dolman must have made his speech before last month's auction season, when Sotheby's sold $222.3 million of Impressionist, modern and contemporary art, compared with $189.9 at Christie's and $143.6 at Phillips).

If you look at the cultural history of Britain it is clear that until very recently we did not care much about visual art compared with, say, France or the US.