Sentence examples for fundamental art from inspiring English sources
"The fundamental art of tackling is gone and the strip is so in.
Because human nature doesn't change, the fundamental art and science of managing human beings doesn't change either – but you wouldn't know it from reading the popular business press.
The fundamental art in the invention is generally described in US Patent 6,750,033 and in US Patent publication number US 2010/0227345 A1.
Ms. Beecroft provides the art world's current excuse for soft-core peeping, and her invitation-only performances are primarily occasions for exclusionary bonding, a fundamental art world right.
The sideline and the end line are the domain of the sport's acrobats, its tightrope walkers and contortionists, where the fundamental art of catching a pass becomes a balance-beam routine.
By doing away with the usual effects, along with the self-important sentimentality that has marked so many productions of "Our Town," Cromer provides us with a master class in the fundamental art of making believe.
In the span of half a century, the National Endowment for the Arts has supported some of the most fundamental arts and cultural movements and individuals in this country's history, from funding Pulitzer Prize-winner Alice Walker's first novel to providing seed money to a young Robert Redford towards what is now the Sundance Institute.
In the span of half a century, the National Endowment for the Arts has supported some of the most fundamental arts and cultural movements and individuals in this country's history, from funding Pulitzer Prize-winner Alice Walker's first novel to providing seed money to a young Robert Redford towards what is now the Sundance Institute.
The studious reproduction of museum exhibits has long been a fundamental part of art education – a means of honing drawing skills and offering deeper ways of looking.
The most fundamental lost art of all is the lost art of compromise.
Here Lessing at least tacitly invokes the new theory that the play of our mental powers rather than the representation of some form of truth is the fundamental aim of art, or at least visual art.
