Sentence examples for measures of artistic from inspiring English sources
The idea really bothers Glenn Kenny, at Some Came Running, who thinks that the two directors' measures of artistic freedom within Hollywood are in no way similar.
(The show, which closed in December, remains for me the season's high point, with Kristin Scott Thomas giving the best performance by an actress this year. Its exclusion from the Tony nominations shows how meaningless the awards generally are as measures of artistic merit).
Donatello seemingly demanded a measure of artistic freedom.
Does he feel any measure of artistic responsibility for the films he makes?
Robust creative code, she makes clear, is no measure of artistic promise.
I will never work on something in which I don't have some measure of artistic authority.
Today an ability to draw live nude people is no longer the primary measure of artistic competence.
We have more kinds of celebrities than we used to, and also more platforms for actors who want creative challenges and a measure of artistic control as well.
Yet I was reminded on a recent visit to see a Broadway show that chart success is only one measure of artistic triumph.
It's also a reminder that the cream doesn't necessarily rise to the top, and anyone who suggests big crowds is a measure of artistic worth can be rebuffed with one word: Transformers.
How do you achieve a measure of artistic success while not alienating a suburban audience that has grown comfortable with traditional musical theater and yet has eschewed someone as familiar as Frasier's father?
