Sentence examples for increasing artistry from inspiring English sources
The most important fact about the eighteenth- and nineteenth-century novel, apart from its increasing artistry, was its democratic reach.
Her artistry and increasing control of her medium were particularly prominent in her next collections: Belaya staya (1917; "The White Flock"), Podorozhnik (1921; "Plantain"), and Anno Domini MCMXXI (1921).
Still, lovers of fine vocal artistry should be cheered by Ms. Bonney's increasing involvement with the song literature.
But these traditional expressions of Asian artistry in a global religion are now under increasing threat, some scholars say -- as a campaign proceeds to make them look more like the mosques of the Middle East.
That sense of craft, of a virtuosic artistry that increased the gap between the onscreen world and the inner world that gave rise to it, produced terrible misunderstandings (including my own) regarding the merits of Truffaut's later films.
Although Di Stefano peppers his narrative with a certain nostalgia for Argentina - "the bohemia of football, the artistry of the game" - he is a thoroughly modern man of football whose enthusiasm for the game has increased with the years.
Even artistry is directed.
"What artistry," her mother says.
Con artistry and theft proliferate.
Wyndam's artistry divides opinion.
