Sentence examples for elevation of art from inspiring English sources

The most touching moment of my life was when I went to the Bolshoi in Moscow: I've never seen such elevation of art.

Trying to account for this "exception française" is no mean task, but I suspect it has something to do with the elevation of art to the status of surrogate religion during the second half of the 19th century.

Regarding him as a poseur who betrayed his talent, she despises his "insincerity," his tendency to mock social conventions, his elevation of art at the expense of nature, and, most important, his "driveling effeminacy" (135).

In this work Schleiermacher criticizes the sort of elevation of art above religion that Goethe and Schiller had begun and the romantics had developed, complains of the trivial nature of modern art, and argues that art ought to subserve religion as Plato had thought.

American critic Michael Fried, in the essay "Art and Objecthood" (1967), apotheosized "art" in contrast to "theatricality"—another version of Greenberg's elevation of formal art over literary art, more particularly of Cubism over Dadaism arguing that "it is by virtue of their presentness and instantaneousness that modernist painting and sculpture defeat theater".

The leaders of the movement, reacting to what Ms. Kaplan called "the cacaphony of the many Victorian styles prevailing at the time," set clear goals: a revival of hand craftsmanship, more satisfying working conditions, the elevation of decorative arts to the status of fine arts and the promotion of simple, uncluttered interiors through design unity.

Since 1999, when Bul represented South Korea in the Venice Biennale, she's been a market-driving force in the elevation of Asian contemporary art to critical acclaim. .

Univariate and multivariate regression were used to determine the associations between elevation of ALT, immunosuppression, ART and hepatitis co-infection.

The prevalence of liver enzyme elevation after two weeks of ART was 7.5% in our cohort all of which were mild and asymptomatic elevations (<3×ULN).

The naked bodies appear somewhat demystified, yet their elevation to the status of art and the tacit understanding that they may not be touched creates a frenetic tension between desire and unattainability.

Often controversial for threading the fine line between sport and entertainment, its elevation of mixed martial arts is absolutely undeniable.