Sentence examples for made artists from inspiring English sources
This slowed down for awhile in the 19th century, when distrust of the dark satanic mills made artists reluctant to have anything to do with them.
His music lacks that often romanticized sense of inner struggle that made artists like Gaye and Prince so conflicted about sin and salvation.
Ever since Gutenberg replaced the monks in the scriptorium, the new technology for copying has made artists and the companies that employ them richer than ever.
"If Carlsberg made artists' studios, this is what they'd be like," Grayson Perry, another Yeo sitter, said of his previous place; Yeo's current studio, formerly sculptor Eduardo Paolozzi's, is no less opulent.
As "the middle-class movie" — which couldn't "be made on the cheap or guarantee an opening weekend of $50 million or more" — became increasingly difficult to get made, artists who might once have gravitated to the big screen moved to the little one.
Yet over time the forced naturalism of the automatic photo booth only made artists more eager to trouble these assumptions, to make the truth machine lie.
He was made artist-in-residence.
He painted throughout the 60s and 70s and made artist books inspired by his films.
They're what make artists artists".
The tail hairs are used to make artists' paintbrushes.
In so seducing us, it makes artists of us all.
