Sentence examples for common arts from inspiring English sources

But as a man who can create figures, intricate, unpredictable, constantly varied and yet simple, seemingly effortless... he brings the strange high quality of genius to one of the baser and more common arts".

Language is the common art form.

This common art output forms a broad basis underlying the more distinctive arts peculiar to particular areas.

The 5-Line Self-Portrait site (www.the5line.com) expands this common art-school assignment into a Web challenge.

"Decorating ceilings was a common art form that somehow got lost through the reductionism of modernism," he says.

But if they order a more complicated coffee — for better or worse, an increasingly common art — they're more compelled to leave one.

It is by now a common art students' joke to gravely enthuse in a museum over, for instance, a fire alarm box, and the new sculpture indulges at times in this sort of playful ness.

The exercise is meant to help them highlight the differences between their own narrative "horizon of expectations" and that of medieval Icelanders, and to appreciate the common art of narrative behind the dissimilarities.

A comic opera festival mounted by the Beijing impresario Li Wei, who reportedly wants "to make Western opera a common art," will begin on Thursday, and the NCPA will mark Christmas Eve and Christmas with a "World Classic Opera Gala," followed by its production of Verdi's "La Traviata" (Feb. 13 to 17) and "A Village Teacher" (March 7 to 9).

Masking is one of the most common art styles in Igboland and is linked strongly with Igbo traditional music.

The common art world narrative would now rue an artist who was underappreciated in her own time and died in obscurity.