Sentence examples for hard art from inspiring English sources

Lyndon Johnson was famous for blackmailing congressmen to do the right thing, which is a hard art to practise if you barely know them.

But it took Harris several years of hard art labor before he was able to control his paint flow and reasonably duplicate the looping arabesques and linear tautness of a Pollock painting.

It's a hard art to pin down; unless, as was the case with Madame de Sade, the critics are struggling to find positive things to note, it is rare for lighting to receive such emphasis in reviews.

It's a brutally hard art.

Drawing anything is a hard art to master, so don't be too annoyed if it takes a few attempts to get the dog right.

"He taught me how to play hard," Artest said.

Sculpture is the hardest art.

"I picked the hardest art form with the least amount of respect.

Youthful guitar solos have given way to a possibly harder art: musicians must get along with old bandmates and relearn their greatest hits.Correction: this article originally stated that Boyzone and Westlife were British bands.

Quite possibly the finest bowler of them all, he mastered the hardest art in the game.

There's even something for the die-hard art admirers who might be shocked to see skeletons and industrial relics on the floor of their friendly neighborhood auction house.