Sentence examples for fine artistry from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fine artistry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe high-quality or skillful artistic work, often in contexts related to visual arts, crafts, or performance.
Example: "The gallery showcased a collection of fine artistry that captivated all the visitors with its intricate details and vibrant colors."
Alternatives: "exquisite craftsmanship" or "superb artistry".
Many animals are precision architects, producing compact designs and sturdy materials with fine artistry.
The Burleigh arrangements were given with fine artistry and seriousness by Dana Blanchard, a light-toned soprano, and James Martin, a lyric baritone.
The pairing with Bach's Cantata "Ich habe genug", with Christian Gerhaher's fine artistry in the solo baritone part, was hugely daring but very compelling, giving a spare Lutheran and a grand Catholic vision of mortality.
From how the input data is prepared, balanced and ordered, to the model construction and components it relies upon to the tuning of that model, building a modern deep learning model is a cross between brute force experimentation and the fine artistry of experience and guesswork guiding the process towards expected starting points.
I really love the fine artistry by the likes of Tom Sachs, KAWS, John Baldessari etc, and also the culture jamming stuff that's often totally anonymous.
On this class of work was lavished some of the finest artistry of the Japanese craftsmen, and the convenient size and intrinsic charm of these dainty utensils (originally, perhaps, made for seals) have caused them to be much favoured by collectors.
In a 1921 profile, The New York Evening Telegram called Mrs. Teller "the acme in anachronism," and quoted her regret that clothes were now of "a certain conventional design, lacking individuality and the finer artistry of the old hand work," which she said had reflected "a sturdiness of character, a sublime independence".
In the 1950s, a substantial reassessment and re-editing of the works began, his finest artistry and greatest depth now being discovered in the later novels Bleak House, Little Dorrit, and Great Expectations and (less unanimously) in Hard Times and Our Mutual Friend.
In the age of Instagram and Pinterest, which has empowered average Janes to create and trade elaborate images at an extraordinary pace, it makes sense, perhaps, that the lines between fine art and makeup artistry are getting smudged.
Phoenix Square cinema, Thu to 18 Apr Phelim O'Neill Following the success of artists-turned-film-makers Steve McQueen (Hunger) and Sam Taylor-Wood (Nowhere Boy), the twinning of fine art with cinematic artistry has never been so ripe for exploring.
Still, lovers of fine vocal artistry should be cheered by Ms. Bonney's increasing involvement with the song literature.
