Sentence examples for greatness of art from inspiring English sources
The greatness of art lies in human insight.
In painting after painting he made a paradise of Cookham, which in reality is no such thing; but there's the greatness of art for you.
That greatness of art equals greatness of heart is an equation that turns out to be no more true for composers than for train conductors.
Neither he nor the filmmakers show any sense of the greatness of great art.
The greatness of the art was that it changed the nature of the form.
The shape of Plath's life and the greatness of her art — neither of these things was preordained.
It is possible to exaggerate the greatness of British art before the Reformation.
Yet the greatness of the art the king and minister patronised is in inverse proportion to its political effectiveness.
The corrida Vidal witnessed at Las Ventas on a May day in 1997 was nothing less, he wrote, than the "recovery of the eternal bullfight, the happy reencounter with the greatness of the art of bullfighting.
Compelling evidence, but precise as the exhibition is about Van Gogh's decline – from cutting off his ear to entering an asylum to suicide – it ignores huge and haunting questions about how his troubled life shaped the greatness of his art.
He opined that despite the greatness of her art and career, she was never forgiven for having been a Hitlerjugend.
