Sentence examples for enforce art from inspiring English sources

"Now I want Spirits to enforce, art to enchant," as Prospero says.

It's not often that we come across such a sweeping generalization, one that hilariously ignores any social or economic systems that enforce male dominance in art and beyond.

Was new art supposed to enforce awareness of its physical and institutional environs?

How you experience and interpret his work is your choice (the artist can instruct otherwise, but he can't enforce that instruction once his art enters the public sphere).

After the failure of the 1956 uprising a number of writers were imprisoned, but by the mid-1960s most efforts to enforce ideological purity in the arts were abandoned.

He added: "We are also legislating to use more state-of-the-art technology to enforce curfews and exclusion zones.

The announcement by Russian cultural and museum officials that Russia will withhold temporary art loans to American museums on the pretext that the art might be seized to enforce a Holocaust restitution judgment by a United States district court is a ploy to use art loans as diplomatic weapons against our country.

He announces a situation in which artists, wielding art, trump critics who enforce ideas.

That a Chinese court was willing to enforce an industrial design (or applied art) copyright is significant, say lawyers with experience in Chinese intellectual property matters.

Moreover, our data may suggest a slightly different checkpoint function for Art in MSCs, where it appears to enforce, rather than overcome, the G2/M arrest, such that Art-defective MSCs remain inappropriately proliferative after IR exposure.

The results are in, and now we need a strong policy for arts education, and the will to enforce it on behalf of all New York City children.