Sentence examples for distinctive artistry from inspiring English sources

It turns out to be of ingenious dramatic import, as I suggest here, and that very fact is indicative of La Cava's distinctive artistry.

McKean weaves his distinctive artistry into a story grounded in grief, regret and reunion – a semi-animated drama with imagination to spare.

In any case, the investment in these directors' work comes with a full vote of confidence in their distinctive artistry; the originality, the authorial exceptionalism is a central aspect of the product.

But imagine that not just May but a phalanx of female filmmakers of distinctive artistry, including the ones cited here, had been building a body of work over the past twenty years.

Whatever directorial control Reed may have exerted over the creation of the special effects involved in Scott's shrinking, the C.G.I.-enhanced scenes are remarkably continuous with the live-action comedy and drama, in ways that point to his distinctive artistry.

"Silence" is only a near-great film, one in which the very power of its subject and of Scorsese's devotion to it appears largely to restrain his distinctive  artistry.

"Few singers have been as wide-ranging or as distinctive in their artistry," Jonathan Karp, the publisher of Simon & Schuster, said in a statement.

Coppola's film is itself the kind of personal film that is made personal both by its distinctive, original, and impassioned artistry and by its distillation of the director's own experience.

As the group always plays without a conductor, its natural virtuosity is often enhanced by the artistry of a distinctive guest soloist; this time around it will be Tine Thing Helseth, the young Norwegian trumpeter who's one of the very few exponents of her instrument to enjoy a successful solo career.

As it turns and climbs away, revealing the artistry of its distinctive elliptical wings, the crackle of its exhaust and whistle of its supercharger can only belong to one aeroplane, the Supermarine Spitfire, one of the finest of all heavier-than-air-machines and one of the most feted and effective of all combat aircraft.

Ambiguity was to be expected, for another distinctive quality of Mr. Patinkin's artistry is his attitude.