Sentence examples for concerned with the art from inspiring English sources

His writings also include Art de rhétorique (1492; "Art of Rhetoric," really concerned with the art of poetry), mysteries, religious poems, occasional verse, and parodies.

But they are also concerned with the art of painting itself.

The Tef isn't concerned with the art and practice of teaching.

The later drafts I'm more concerned with the art of writing.

For anyone concerned with the art of the movies, the answer must be yes.

Such debate is healthy, Mr. Shi said, because "it's forcing art critics to shift from being purely concerned with the art itself to engaging the wider culture -- considering how art relates to society, politics and law".

He served successively as a member of the Bureau of Arts and Crafts, on the commission in charge of the mint, and on the legislative committee concerned with the arts.

The character is also supposed to be a "man of his time," he added, typical of the increasingly amnesiac French bourgeoisie: "He's not concerned with the past, with art, with history, even with the French language.

Anderson also said he was more concerned with the album art's coloring, as "red-skewed" album covers had been used by bands such as U2 and Green Day.

One member, in a very haughty voice, said, rather like Lady Bracknell's "A handbag?" comment in The Importance of being Ernest, "we are only concerned with the high arts on this council, Mr Buckle".

It is closely related to the philosophy of art, which is concerned with the nature of art and the concepts in terms of which individual works of art are interpreted and evaluated.