Sentence examples for continuation of art from inspiring English sources

It is a mistake to call him a failed artist; for him, politics and war were a continuation of art by other means.

Lot results and fiscal reports from the leading auction houses in the first half of 2011 showed a promising continuation of art market recovery and renewed investor confidence.

Members of those groups were encouraged to talk to their family members, both HIV positive and negative, about the messages, such as the importance of HIV testing and adherence and continuation of ART treatment.

Those initiating ART during pregnancy had a 4.3-fold increased odds of detectable viral load at delivery compared with those conceiving on treatment, suggesting that continuation of ART after pregnancy may be beneficial for many women.

The indication for treatment was advanced WHO stage (3 or 4) in 36 %, continuation of ART for patients previously treated in 20 %, concomitant TB in 5 %, and co-infection with Hepatitis B virus in 3%% of patients.

In fact, HIV disclosure could be the first stage of creating a supportive relationship with the sexual partner and with the family, and that would facilitate the acceptance and the continuation of ART.

She said that, along with the center's regularly scheduled activities, plans for the fall included a continuation of arts classes for children in the Port Chester Head Start Program, an arts-enrichment component for 40 students from the John F. Kennedy School in Port Chester and an art-appreciation series for all elementary students in Rye and Port Chester.

Two books that followed Timmy Tiptoes, The Tale of Mr. Tod (1912) and The Tale of Pigling Bland (1913), have been described as the culmination of Potter's well-structured, imaginative art rather than a continuation of that art.

The national endowment grant and accompanying money are earmarked for street-level projects, like a weekly arts market, lighted "gateways" at UN Plaza and Sixth Street, public performances and a continuation of the Art in Storefronts program.

"By taking the stories of these three artists, we can use this play to talk about artistic freedom in a broader sense, both under dictatorships but also under democracy, and tackle the idea that a jail is a continuation of their art".

And elsewhere, that suffering "demands the continuation of the art that it forbids".