Sentence examples for difficulty art from inspiring English sources

The distinguishing feature of rhythmic gymnastics is that it is performed with rather than on apparatus, then marked in the regular way for difficulty, art and execution (if only you could do this with actual art, I really feel that standards would go up, in fringe theatre especially).

Despite all these difficulties, art investment is a big business.

While it is true that some symphony orchestras are experiencing financial difficulties (Arts pages, Oct. 25), it is important to recognize the vast number of healthy orchestra institutions -- the New York Philharmonic, the Boston Symphony, the Los Angeles Philharmonic and the orchestras of Cleveland, Dallas and Baltimore, to name but a few.

Some of it was so raw that he had difficulty finding art galleries willing to show it.

Bouvier speaks an imperfect, gestural English, but he explained that becoming a shipper allowed him to immerse himself in "the feeling and the difficulty of art".

The difficulty of art, as a result, is to use visible materials to portray the invisible.

One difficulty for art historians attempting to gauge Uccello's reputation at the time of the Hawkwoods commissioning is the 10-year blind spot in the reconstruction of Uccello's career between 1415 when Uccello was made a member of the Guild of Doctors and Apothecaries (Arte dei Medici e Speziali and his trip to Venice in 1425.

Less cataclysmic changes are causing difficulties for art owners and insurers, too.

One of the difficulties that art institutions face is this shift in how people use creativity in their lives.

Part of the problem may be the difficulty the art-house audience has in identifying with a racially mixed cast of adolescents.

This study can also have a role in helping international community understand the difficulties of ART implementation in developing countries.