Sentence examples for commitment to the art from inspiring English sources
It was de Montebello, the purported enemy of modernism, who engineered a major commitment to the art of this century.
He remains afloat, buoyed by an old-fashioned commitment to the art, not the business, of film.
A Pulitzer Prize-winning poet offers a tribute to Garrett's humor, storytelling, encouragement, and commitment to the art of writing.
She has been criticized by some as brazen or for embracing only celebrated artists, yet is praised by others for her commitment to the art of the new.
His commitment to the "art of space" was in part what led the Pritzker jury to select Mr. Isozaki as its 46th laureate, and the eighth from Japan.
Limited to dough, tomato sauce, mozzarella, salt, basil and olive oil, a margherita instantly reveals a pizzeria's commitment to the art of the pie.
Vice President for the Arts Harry Elam said that the university's commitment to the arts remains strong and that the search for Tiews' successor will begin immediately.
He also worked to enlarge the University's commitment to the arts, convincing the Mellon Fund to commit $250,000 to expand offerings in film, writing, and theater.
Henry Luce III will be honored for his commitment to the arts.
Nancy Lindsay had an enduring commitment to the arts and sciences.
His commitment to the arts was an inspiration to us all.
