Sentence examples for improper art from inspiring English sources
And it makes sense that it was photography that launched the latest attempt to define proper versus improper art.
The remaining checks of the preventive kind, are the sort of intercourse which renders some of the women of large towns unprolific: a general corruption of morals with regard to the sex, which has a similar effect; unnatural passions and improper arts to prevent the consequences of irregular connections.
And when she quotes Aristotle's critique of improper proportions in art — for example, a work that goes on too long and loses its sense of oneness — the crystalline, shimmering music that follows, with luxuriously sustained singing of the Greek words to holon ("the whole"), undermines the philosopher's point.
So what dictates proper or improper use of someone else's art?
Such writing was widely attacked as "decadent" for its improper subject matter and its consciously amoral doctrine of "art for art's sake".
The spaces between things signal the absence of barriers between, say, art and design or proper and improper behavior, and they acknowledge the mind as an uncontrollable free agent that makes its connections.
When the church first opened its doors to aspiring Japanese gospel singers, some members complained it was improper, that Japanese were merely looking to conquer an African-American art form without understanding its Christian message.
Adequate adherence support and extensive counselling should be provided to all patients suspected of second-line ART failure since the underlying reason for suspected failure is often not genetic mutation of HIV but improper adherence by patients.
The conservators' task was to assess precisely what kinds of damage the art had sustained, not just from the earthquake but from subsequent exposure to rain and sun and from improper storage both before and after the quake.
— the Improper Benefits bowl.
