Sentence examples for concentrated art from inspiring English sources
If this was a conscious attempt to display concentrated art against a background of wandering irrelevance, he is indeed a clever young man.
The sheer sprawl of the city means that it is hard to have the kind of concentrated art district that has characterized New York over the last 50 years, though there has long been an influential colony of artists out in Venice.
Phillips has concentrated on art auctions and on finding new headquarters in Manhattan.
So far, though, the bank has concentrated on art as commerce to pay off the massive loans of some of its biggest debtors.
In this analysis, we concentrated on ART and did not consider studies of the possible negative consequences of hormones administered to the mothers for infertility problems, some of which have included suggestions of (nonsignificant) increases of childhood cancer.
Members of other classes interested in combat concentrated on arts using the staff, everyday work implements (such as thrashing flails, sickles, and knives), and unarmed combat.
"The Dawn of Egyptian Art" concentrates on the art of Egypt's predynastic and early dynastic periods, from around 3900 to 2649 B.C.
The first have just been announced Mark Wordsworth, chairman of the foundation trustees, said: "Previously we have concentrated on fine art and arts education, but we have decided to help a broader scope … Andrew Lloyd Webber is delighted that the money is now being used to contribute to a wide range of projects and making a significant contribution to the arts for the public benefit".
As an art historian he first concentrated on Byzantine art but later, after becoming intrigued by the palette of Rubens, shifted his attention to color theory in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Harry an art school friend and founder and editor of the Mersey Beat newspaper complained to Sutcliffe that he should be concentrating on art and not music, as he thought that Sutcliffe was a competent musician whose talents would be better used in the visual arts.
