Sentence examples for heavy art from inspiring English sources
The boiling of an egg is heavy art.
She unleashes a hilarious stream of rapid-fire art babble – "Must have swallowed a really heavy art catalog," ME lamely observes – before conking out.
The lobby boasts dark leather armchairs, a few heavy art books that nobody opens and a widescreen TV that seems to stretch across the bay to Turkey.
La sangre es dinero 2. A collection of woodcut prints by Chicho, el peor de todos, in black and white (with the occasional green) printed on heavy art paper that varies in dimension.
This overblown effort by Nicholas Joel is swamped, in part, by a series of heavy art nouveau sets that hint at emotional entrapment, but give the singers little room in which to move.
And she was happy that he seemed impressed, as much by the high sloping ceiling as by the heavy art books in the built-in bookcases, and even the bird's nest retrieved from the back yard, which spoke to a kind of collecting pleasure that transcended mere attainment.
Ashbaugh who despite his "heavy art-world resume" was bored with the abstract impressionist paintings he was doing took the suggestion seriously, and developed it further.
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Since then, the station has been developing a mix of news and weather reports, interviews with artists and a wide range of music, including Buddhist chants, sound art and heavy metal.
Ryan Adams was the self-professed "wannabe beat poet guy," fitting the chain-smoking mold of folk predecessors like Bob Dylan; LCD Soundsystem saw James Murphy fusing rock sounds with electronic elements as had been covered ad nauseum through the 80s; and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Karen O rocked the costume-heavy art-punk done 20 years prior by Wendy O and the Plasmatics.
Ryan Adams was the self-professed "wannabe beat poet guy," fitting the chain-smoking mold of folk predecessors like Bob Dylan; LCD Soundsystem saw James Murphy fusing rock sounds with electronic elements as had been covered ad nauseam through the 80s; and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Karen O rocked the costume-heavy art-punk done 20 years prior by Wendy O and the Plasmatics.
