Sentence examples for firm artistic from inspiring English sources
Perhaps no filmmaker bore the burden of historical consciousness as deeply, as seriously, and as humanly as Ford did; his "friendship" with Lincoln had a firm artistic basis.
Simon Leng considers Wonderwall Music to be "a companion in spirit" to Bill Evans' Conversations with Myself (1963), due to the double-tracking of lead instruments on some of the Indian pieces; he comments on the significance of Harrison recording in India in January 1968, with regard to his bandmates Lennon and Paul McCartney: "There were now three Beatles who held firm artistic visions.
For all its fine moments and potential, the program itself suggested a non sequitur in search of a firmer artistic profile.
It is the Port Authority that should be blamed for exposing the firm's artistic shortcomings to public scrutiny with such high-profile public works.
In the case of Austin, the birthplace of computer giant Dell Inc. and subsequent growth stories such as software development firm Spiceworks, artistic talent is another important catalyst, said Baer, touching on one of the less tangible factors that can tip the scale in favor of a community's startup activity.
(Go to Article) Â The Religion Journal column last Saturday, about the renovation of Trinity Church in Boston, misstated the role of Jean Carroon of Goody, Clancy & Associates, the firm overseeing the artistic restoration, who said the firm's mission was to "re-establish the brilliance of the design".
A California appeals court has ruled that the firm running the artistic estate of singer/ actor Bing Crosby can assert attorney-client privilege to block release of some documents.
Annabella is known for her resourcefulness and a firm belief in artistic inclusiveness.
But these facts hold firm against a more artistic dissolution.
In 1907 Emil Rathenau, head of the AEG (Allgemeine Elektricitäts-Gesellschaft, a vast electrical manufacturing firm), appointed Behrens as artistic adviser for all of AEG's activities.
Wennett interviewed some architects, younger and older, famous and less so, and chose Herzog & de Meuron, the Basel-based firm which combines celebrity, artistic credibility and a certain likability in its work.
