Sentence examples for durable art from inspiring English sources

It was assumed, of course, that ours was an especially wicked society, and the whole notion of producing a durable art object, such as a painting or a sculpture, that would, if successful, take its place as a valued part of an established cultural tradition, was therefore rejected as a morally odious compromise with a corrupt and moribund system.

The music has proven time and again that despite losing its legends to the inevitable vagaries of time, it is a durable art form.

However, long-term retention of patients in treatment programmes is a prerequisite for achieving any adherence at all and thus conditional to durable ART success.

Rather, community support initiatives – such as treatment buddies, CHWs, and expert patients – should be given a recognised role in achieving durable ART success, while the roles of health care professionals are restricted to technical medical tasks.

From a theoretical point of view, the impact of ART side effects, coping strategies, support groups and stigmatisation on the mental health of HIV/AIDS patients draws attention to the inter-linked nature of treatment aspects, social support and mental health in achieving durable ART success.

In as much as the preliminary study findings have described a number of encouraging aspects of community involvement, and the potential to enhance community involvement in health-related activities, further empirical research is vital to understand which tasks performed by these community support initiatives, and peer support activities in particular, contribute to achieving durable ART success.

One of the most durable claims for art is stated simply: art provides a window onto the world.

He declared, "I want to make of Impressionism something solid and durable, like the art of the museums".

Each garment was designed with an old school couture construction that made the garments durable pieces of art.

Emerson's goal for this Viper line was to produce a working knife which would be more resistant to the elements and more durable than the "art knives" for which he had become known.

If "The Artist" revels in gimmickry and occasionally oversells its charm, it also understands the deep and durable fascination of the art it embraces.