Sentence examples for liberal artistic from inspiring English sources

Danes was born in New York to liberal, artistic parents.

And John Hodgkinson survives as the theatre's pretentious white liberal artistic director, although less crude satire and more seriousness would have been welcome.

There had been a time when Kazan occupied a place of honour in the liberals' artistic activities.

The Horne-Lumet family fascinates for a bunch of reasons that boil down to being passionate about liberal and artistic ideas while having a good deal of fun.

"Parenthood," an unlikely contemporary update of the 1989 Steve Martin movie, was about the Bravermans, a big Berkeley family: two baby-boomer parents, their four grown kids, and their zillions of grandchildren — almost everybody vaguely liberal and artistic.

While the former czarist capital, which is closer to Finland than it is to Moscow, is known for its liberal and artistic subcultures, Russia itself has been under fire for its laws restricting the discussion of homosexuality.

Her final marks did not send her to the Ivy League college that might have beckoned, so she spent a year at New York's the New School and then transferred to the liberal and artistic surroundings of the private Oberlin College in Ohio.

It links modern, liberal intellectual and artistic culture with our primitive ritualistic origins.

Whig society was worldly, artistic, gossipy, liberal and not always polite.

Partly because of his generous donations to cultural institutions large and small, he retained the support of much of the city's artistic and liberal élite.

After a tumultuous period seeing the occupation of the Ruhr by Belgian and French troops and the rise of inflation culminating in the hyperinflation of 1922 23, a debt restructuring plan (the Dawes Plan) and the creation of a new currency in 1924 ushered in the Golden Twenties, an era of increasing national confidence, artistic innovation, liberal cultural life and economic prosperity.