Sentence examples for equals of artists from inspiring English sources

Historical thumbnail: in the early-to-mid fifties, the young French critics who would soon thereafter make the French New Wave celebrated the best American directors as the equals of any in the world, and as the equals of artists in any field.

An amateur mandolin player, he brings a combination of creativity and practical knowledge to curating a festival which has an equal amount of artists and volunteers as it does paying attendees.

And none of those shows equal the Jones Beach concerts for the diversity of artists who appeal to baby boomers, regulars at the Wantagh theater say.

The Renaissance had numerous father-and-son pairings of artists, although rarely were they of equal renown.

It has been suggested that he began using his first name as his signature because he considered himself the equal of the great artists of the 15th and 16th centuries; Michelangelo (Michelangelo Buonarroti), Titian (Tiziano Vecellio), and Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio) were also generally known by their first names.

We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer and to represent a hugely diverse roster of artists.

Since we're equal opportunists, we'd like to present you another brief explanation of artists' fascination with our naughty bits.

Prolific artists' pieces of work tend to be less valuable than those of artists who simply produced less, all things being equal.

Beware of artists bearing gifts.

The paper discusses the differentiated roles of artists in shaping Shanghai's three prominent arts districts.

"I had never been in a group of artists ….