Sentence examples for exalted art from inspiring English sources

"I want to make exalted art.

One is an attempt to address Italy's exalted art history, alternately celebrating or attacking it.

"Stuff here flows pretty freely between being functional and being elevated to exalted art status," he said dryly, smiling.

I mean it as a compliment when I say that when I watched her in a film, I could imagine her onstage in the theater — for me, as a kid, the more exalted art.

I come from a long line of professors and teachers, people who exalted art, and I simply did not feel entitled to imagine a life as a writer.

Without them it is very likely that he would not have achieved his exalted place in art history.

Because I am from Ireland: a country where male abortion oration has been exalted to an art form.

But that's not how it works, whether it's television comedy or, for that matter, the more exalted realms of art and politics and ideas.

It is a revolution in museum practice that many scholars hope will spread, raising the stature of American Indian artists and elevating their work from the category of artifacts to the more exalted realm of art.

As the rough-hewn Freddy, whose magic hands can exorcise others' pain, Mr. Rispoli is on a journey that furnishes him an opportunity to portray a devoted brother, an eager suitor, a frustrated husband, a loving father, a working stiff and a heart and soul open to the deepest wounds and the most exalted possibilities of art and life.

During the Depression, when the United States elevated documentary above all other forms of art and exalted realism, putting photography in a primary position, art for art's sake and much of modernism were shunted into the wings.