Sentence examples for conducive to art from inspiring English sources

Haltingly and in an environment not particularly conducive to art, he struggled toward his goal.

They have titles like "Tree Near Gated Wall," or "Tree Near Pond," so they become records of actual details that make the place attractive and conducive to art making.

"I have great compassion for young people starting out because the environment is less conducive to art and experimentation.

Hurd found the vivid New Mexico light and landscape of his childhood profoundly conducive to his art and resettled there with his family in the '30s.

In 1968, just as Paris was fizzing with the kind of radical energies that you might assume were conducive to her art, she shipped out to New York.

The first, Narendra Hirwani, was top dog on the tour, but like Laxman Sivaramakrishnan a few years later he would find overseas pitches less conducive to his art.

"I enjoy the influx of immigrants here," said Mr. Hyden, 59, "It's not homogenous, and it's very conducive to creating art".

"It translates only as anger and noise, neither of which are conducive to the art of persuasion".

"My mom said that wherever we were, we would make a beautiful, comfortable space, and that 'our home was our canvas.' We had an aesthetic in the home that was really conducive to making art out of nothing.

Like most prophetic religions, Islam is not conducive to fine arts.

This wider approach has not been undertaken in a tokenistic way and has actually been conducive to identifying good art.