Sentence examples for arts rising from inspiring English sources

They said he had no reason to believe things had changed, with those who practiced the dark arts rising to senior positions today, they claimed.

Overall business sponsorship for the arts rose for the first time in eight years, by £200,000 to £113.8m, according to Arts & Business, which carried out the research.

Fame is prized but chilling; the real power of the arts rises from those who no longer need the spotlight to keep warm.

On the one hand he astutely writes, "The sources of the modernist rebellion in the arts rose from all quarters of the political, intellectual and emotional world".

She may be keeping one eye on the horizon and warning us, "Not yet," but her art, rising up behind her, catches the light and declares, "Still".

It turns out, 365 days is hard to summarize in anything but a laundry list of seemingly disparate phenomena, filled with the good -- woman-centric street art, rising Detroit art scenes, spotlights on unseen American art and the bad less than good -- holiday butt plugs, punching bags by Monet, Koonsmania.

The analysis of workload comparing ART and non-ART providing facilities in Zambia suggests that routine workload increased in facilities that did not provide ART, rising from a median of 2380 in 2004 to 3381 OPD visits per clinical staff member in 2007.

On the other hand, when the economy nosedives, political art rises up – apparently.

The age when European art rose to glory was an age of disease and death.

On the evidence of some auction results, at least, the market for such art rose significantly as jittery investors put their money into art instead of stocks, Bloomberg News reported.

Across the way, Phoenix Ancient Art rises to the occasion with a broad selection of figures and objects from Greece, Roman, Syria, Egypt and beyond, in glass, ceramic, bronze and stone.