Sentence examples for exceedingly artistic from inspiring English sources
The Chronicle remained silent on these matters, but praised the "exceedingly artistic" exterior, wherein the architect avoided not only "excessive ornamentation, with little sense of general unity and congruity" but also "a simplicity so affected that it becomes mere baldness" and produced "a design of real dignity and beauty".
The central conflict in the play is between two Irish novelists, one exceedingly popular, the other more artistic and therefore less successful.
Both of them had wanted to be writers, and both possessed qualities of coolness and detachment, of intellectual reserve and ironic cruelty - common in literary or artistic figures but exceedingly rare in the folksy, glad-handing, philistine arena of American political life.
Artistic remains from the Seleucid period are exceedingly scarce, and, in contrast to Achaemenian art, no royal or monumental art has been recovered.
And Ellen's incessant figurative language, mostly referring to the aesthetic of her work, perhaps in contrast to the artistic sensibilities of her sister, who writes songs, are exceedingly tiresome and overwrought.
I regret exceedingly that anyone should interpret "Citizen Kane" to have a bearing upon any living person, or should impugn the artistic purposes of its producers.
Presented here is yet another exceedingly delightful, extensively explored irrational algebraic number (1+√5)/2≈1.61803398874989 called the golden ratio φ and its widespread occurrence in mathematics, specifically geometry, computational science, biology, artistic creations, architecture, nature and beyond.
He prepared exceedingly well.
