Sentence examples for burning art from inspiring English sources

"Lydia Becker was the one who began the suffrage movement through constitutional means in 1860s, choosing to argue by the book, rather than by burning art galleries down," explains local tour guide Jonathan Schofield, referring to Manchester's more notorious feminist, Emmeline Pankhurst.

Miller promises that anything submitted for his Burning Art Festival (inspired by Nevada's Burning Man celebration) will have an equal chance of ending up as toast.

And restricting and burning detainee art offers another excuse for terrorist groups to encourage their followers by pointing to an irrational exercise of absolute power.

Artist Tian Haisu is putting a calorie-burning art form to the ancient test of landscape painting.

For those with burning questions about art, a bed will be set up in the museum, complete with an attractive art expert ready to enlighten curious visitors.

He was drawn toward music at first not because of any burning urge toward art or self-expression; it was about having a different set of opportunities.

"I don't have a burning desire to own art, but I like the idea of art in public places," said Mr. Ratner, chief executive of Forest City Ratner Companies, an affiliate of Forest City Enterprises, based in Cleveland.

In the film's movement among realities (including the brother's false reality, with sounds of gunfire and visions of burning bodies) art is also the apparent salvation of the filmmaker Balthazar.

One was my burning desire to make art.

"You start a new beginning by building bridges, not by burning them," Pat Puleo, an art teacher, said during a lunch break.

But I had such a burning desire to make art that when I got out of graduate school (where I had many skirmishes with my male professors because they hated my biomorphic imagery), I worked 60 hours a week in my studio.