Sentence examples for breathing art from inspiring English sources

"It's a living, breathing art form," Mr. Rollins said of jazz.

My feeling is that music is not bathroom tiling: it is a living, breathing art form where, as with the scores of Webern or Kurtág, less can often be more.

Usually, Billy Name (whose photographs illuminate Swimming Underground) was the one who procured "superstars" for the combustible assembly of breathing "art objects" Warhol surrounded himself with - the raw material for his movies.

This brings up another obvious principle that the festival adopted: New Music Fosters New Vitality If classical music is going to be a living, breathing art form, then living, breathing composers, and young musicians who are excited about those composers, have to be a full part of any enterprise, even when Mozart is the brand name of a festival.

Fignon's main premise was that cycling was "a living, breathing art", a world that created "complete men rather than just sportsmen", and that it had been robbed of much of its magic by the demands of sponsors and the widespread use of the blood-boosting drug erythropoietin, which he contrasted with his own amateurish use of cortisone and amphetamine.

It is like living, breathing art, which is then enjoyed in community and celebration with others.

Nathaniel Kaz lived and breathed art; it was the essence of his being and the power behind his great love of life.

"A lot of people just assume it's only one building, but we're creating an ecosystem that lives and breathes art and entrepreneurship," said Alexa Arena, the Forest City vice president who is leading the project.

EVERY year, hordes of free spirits gather in the Nevada desert to "breathe art", feel at one with the cosmos and sample the delights of Bianca's Smut Shack.

I'm talking about New York in the 1970s into the 1980s; a time when we just breathed art.

Three years ago, Holloman left behind a 20-year acting career and chose to live and breathe art ever since.