Sentence examples for highest truth of art from inspiring English sources

This "highest" truth of art for which Heidegger still hopes, however, is not Hegel's "certainty of the absolute" (GA5 68 note a).

Israel said that one of the cast members, Allen Ginsberg, believed that, by making a loosely scripted art film about real people, Frank was after an illusion of truth that would culminate in the higher truth of who they all really were.

"I don't believe in the truth of art.

This is close to an eternal truth of art: one person's editorial cartoon is another's weird nightmare.

QUIZ: The high price of art.

"The truth of the art is not your truth," she says.

To stymie this in the name of profit is a denial of the essential truth of the art form.

Sulzer advocates a conventional view of the relation between aesthetic experience and truth: the experience of art although not solely of beautiful art can make moral truths vivid and efficacious for us, even though we can know those truths independently of art, and indeed must know the most fundamental principles of morality independently of art.

But in this show, as in a great deal of art nowadays, the higher truth seems to be that truth itself is a perilously slippery concept.

In that sense, she was paying Angelou the respect she deserved as one of the progenitors of contemporary African American literature: one truth-teller writing about another truth-teller, holding both of them to the highest standards of their art.

But in truth, the art of subtweeting consists of many different strokes.