Sentence examples for precise artistry from inspiring English sources

We rarely talk about pixelated images resulting in precise artistry.

Chandler Burr, the perfume critic at The Times, reminds me that even perfume's traditional musical conceit — in which clusters of raw materials with names like ozone, neroli and blue musk are called "notes" — explains nothing at all about a scent's artistry or precise chemical composition.

Its self-deprecating tone disguises a sophisticated artistry, building its teeming canvas out of precise, pixel-like images and observations; not super-clever in the Nabokovian way, but always adding some light touch of life.

(Eichler) SIMONE DINNERSTEIN (Monday) The young American pianist looks back to Bach, in a big way: to be precise, with the Goldberg Variations, a feat of endurance as well as artistry.

I regularly prescribe precise dance combinations and actively correct dance technique, but I also make it a point to build in time to cultivate artistry.

Even artistry is directed.

This is real artistry.

"What artistry," her mother says.

Con artistry and theft proliferate.

Wyndam's artistry divides opinion.

That, too, is artistry.