Sentence examples for most artful from inspiring English sources

SIMON NORFOLK The British photographer's large color images are photojournalism at its most artful and art at its most engaged.

Like the most dazzling of magicians or the most artful of art forgers, by withholding the secret of how the illusion worked he retained a power uniquely his own: the spoils of his humiliation, perhaps, but a knowledge that no one was about to take away.

Photography was invented in England and France at the height of the Industrial Revolution, but the 1990s brought a startling discovery to the international art world: some of the most artful portraiture ever created was produced in Africa over the last century.

Smack-Bam, or The Art of Governing Men brings together sixteen of Laboulaye's most artful stories in new translations.

"Hers was certainly the most artful of any that had ever been".

Even the most artful synopsis reduces a plot-heavy work like "Simon Boccanegra" to gibberish.

Hitchock is recognized by many antiquarians as one of the most artful of Early American craftsmen.

Although they were married outdoors, it was a most artful outdoor setting.

Jamie Shovlin is a conman, a trickster, the most artful of dodgers.

She is, to my mind, a geometer, the most artful constructor of points.

But he is not the most artful author, and the book sometimes drags.