Sentence examples for developing the art of from inspiring English sources

It may even be a case of changing his practice habits – placing less emphasis on beating balls on the range and more on developing the art of chipping and putting.

For its first couple of months, the Poetry Society went by the name of the Poetry Recital Society, with aims "to promote a more general recognition and appreciation of poetry by encouraging the public and private reading of it and developing the art of speaking verse".

Philip Astley is regarded as the founder of the modern circus in the second half of the 18th century and Jules Léotard is the French performer credited with developing the art of the trapeze, considered synonymous with circuses.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, September 19 , 1959P. 33 Talk story about Mr. Elmer Adler, well-known typographical designer & fine-arts authority, who moved from here to Puerto Rico, where he is director of "Amigos de Calle del Cristo 255", an institution devoted to encouraging & developing the arts of the book in the commonwealth.

In this sort of learning, the freedom of the student is respected even as he or she is developing the arts of freedom.

"I long to return to my own country to develop the art of politics," he said.

During this period drawloom weavers from the Netherlands and Belgium also developed the art of linen damask weaving.

If this "Seagull" is to move to Broadway, as has been speculated, it has to develop the art of reciprocity.

Brook had told Sidney there were two clever young men in New York doing much to develop the art of film with light portable cameras and unobtrusive sound equipment.

He undoubtedly painted a variety of subjects and employed various styles, but he is particularly renowned for being among the first to develop the art of landscape painting.

While many tribes made wooden masks and decorated them with colourful ingenuity, no North American aboriginal people developed the art of imaginative characterization to such an extreme.