Sentence examples for concerning the arts from inspiring English sources

In British politics, he had naturally devoted much of his time to matters concerning the arts and the media.

In his "Letter Concerning the Arts, or Science of Design" published in 1712, this prominent Whig politician condemned what he saw as an excessive and even vulgar form of design – Christopher Wren's very English baroque – not least because this voluptuous style was associated with Rome and all things Catholic and was therefore a very bad thing indeed in staunchly Protestant England.

The moment when, if you return to your beginning, to quote T.S. Eliot in probably one of the most profound statements ever made concerning the arts, you will find "the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time".

Tells about the differences in Chinese television concerning the art of fake fighting and the art of subliminal product endorsement.

These could use quantitative standardized scales to explore changes in stroke survivors' physical and emotional functioning, and qualitative enquiry to gain the insights of stroke survivors concerning the art therapy process.

In this paper, the capabilities and design flexibility of SDRE control are emphasized, addressing the issues on systematic selection of the design matrices and going into detail concerning the art of systematically carrying out an effective SDRE design for systems that both do and do not conform to the basic structure and conditions required by the method.

His next bit of instruction concerned the art of swimming in Maine water.

The big US radio hit, 1901, apparently concerns the art nouveau movement in Paris, but Mars won't confirm it.

As far as clustering is concerned the ART-2a worker of version 1.0 is supplemented with five additional WEKA-based workers which offer.

The name derives from the Latin translation, Algoritmi de numero Indorum, of the 9th-century Muslim mathematician al-Khwarizmi's arithmetic treatise "Al-Khwarizmi Concerning the Hindu Art of Reckoning".

He told me, "Kandinsky wrote about that in 'Concerning the Spiritual in Art.' He was jealous of composers, because they didn't have to represent something.