Sentence examples for arts compete from inspiring English sources

Like the definition of the statesman reached in the first part of the dialogue, this definition, for all its detail, is too general, since many arts compete for the same title: carding, spinning, spindle-making, mending, clothes-cleaning, and others.

How can art compete with Hollywood?

The result is a kind of intellectual game in which high and popular art compete on a playing field leveled by the artist.

Some are open tournaments, which allow all forms of martial arts as well as XMA (extreme martial arts) to compete, in separate divisions for each event (see below).

8 P.M. (Nickelodeon) ICARLY: IPARTY WITH VICTORIOUS The casts of "iCarly" and "Victorious" reunite in this 90-minute special, in which Carly (Miranda Cosgrove, above left, with Victoria Justice), and Tori (Ms. Justice) plot sweet revenge against a cheating boyfriend while the rest of the iCarly and Hollywood Arts gangs compete in a rap battle royal.

Can students with a liberal arts education compete in an economy that demands technical skills?

Picasso could make bits of an old bike into art, or compete with Rembrandt in the venerable craft of creating fine art prints.

In fact, Amazon's model of personalized recommendation and mass appeal explicitly undermines the possibility of discovery that art dealers compete to offer.

Contribute with Guardian Witness Each year, around 25 art students compete to design and create a fabulous outfit for artist Grayson Perry to wear.

Led by an irreverent host, sketchers – or "art monkeys" – compete in various drawing contests throughout the evening, our favourite being a challenge to interpret the model as a domestic appliance.

Now, where he once had acres of blank urban canvas, Mr. Haas often finds that his art must compete with advertising, but he still walks the streets with even more ambitious ideas.