Sentence examples for polished art from inspiring English sources

Ramón Pérez de Ayala made the novel a polished art form and a forum for philosophical discussion.

Important names in the development of the autos into works of polished art were a bookseller from Valencia, Juan de Timoneda, and the playwrights Jose de Valdivielso and his contemporary Lope de Vega.

Meanwhile, in a cavernous, unheated storefront on Houston Street, the dauntless Lia Gangitano, forty-seven, has been forging a vital link between the eclipsed downtown scene and today's more polished art world.

And now the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington is showing "Zero to Infinity: Arte Povera, 1962-72," an exhibition of the group of Italian artists who shunned the polished art object and embraced ordinary materials.

So after the clean, polished, Art Deco look of the prequel trilogy, Star Wars should go back to looking like it did in 1977: a used car lot in outer space.

In Certified Copy, Kiarostami – working outside Iran for the first time – seems to have opted for something rather safer: a polished Italian art film.

Seventy-five years later, in ACT Three, storytelling has become a polished theatrical art, displayed here by familiar characters in a narrative that blends whimsy with homicidal melodrama.

AN important thing to remember about castles in the sky is that they were not always polished works of art.

Porcupine 25 Bank Street, Stamford (203) 348-4623 Very Good ATMOSPHERE Soft lighting, quirky art, polished marble and carpeted flooring, and well-spaced tables in three small dining areas.

The paintings in this show, pulsing and occasionally brash, are very different from the usual polished but staid art that you see hanging in galleries in the Hamptons.

Mr. Powhida described the convention center as a mall for "condo art" — polished works by recognizable names that are the equivalent of a BMW or a Bentley in the driveway.