Sentence examples for given works of from inspiring English sources

The "Sculpture Garden" sequence had overtones of "Pictures at an Exhibition," with the expository stroll from one image to another, and the periodic activity depicting the content or, or interaction with, the given works of art.

The White House, asked if the president and first lady commonly received gifts of paintings of themselves, responded with characteristic reticence: "On background, I can pass along that among other things, the Obamas are given works of art that include images of the President and symbols from the campaign," a spokesman wrote.

In this sense, all works of art have meaning, since they all have effects (whether there is one type of effect that a given work of art should have is another question).

The critic says that a given work of music is expressive, but the philosopher of art asks what is meant by saying that a work of art is expressive and how one determines whether it is.

The unsatisfactory nature of this theory, sometimes called the "ideal" theory of art, becomes apparent as soon as we ask how we would identify the intuition with which any given work of art is supposedly identical.

I would like them to write about the way artists and their works have been appreciated through the ages rather than to concentrate on the material history or the provenance of the given work of art.

We give works of art the credit that is due them.

By introducing appropriate corporate and personal tax incentives, many private collectors might be persuaded to give works of art to public collections.

"I think we've worked out a fair compromise," Mr. Schumer said, "that will allow donors to give works of great art to museums and yet at the same time preserve the integrity of the tax code".

When we give works of art a mathematical reputation to live up to, they're bound to underwhelm.

Several trustees have given works in honor of him.