Sentence examples for resources of art from inspiring English sources

Three men pooled the resources of art history, connoisseur expertise and science techniques to do just that in the book that comes with the show "Bernini: Sculpting in Clay" on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art through Jan . 6

Largely done in shades of red, the strange picture induced a writer, a certain Joseph Jean Pichot, to ask after seeing it: "Does this phantasmagoria belong to the lawful resources of art?" But works of that ilk, which attracted a flow of commentary, effectively made him famous.

In this way techniques that exist as "an idiom of style may become a contribution to general resources of art"; (NN 51) available in the end, not only to those who created, cultivated and refined them, but to any artist who wished to deal with that particular idiom.

It is only some thirty years after the Pictures Artists began working that we can state with confidence that the Pictures experiment was itself a quasi-formalist process which, in restraining itself to reflecting the means and resources of art making, exhausted its aesthetic and conceptual possiblities in a circularity of narrowly-defined logic.

"Yi Yi," the first of his movies to be released commercially in the United States (it will open at the Film Forum on Friday, after being shown at the New York Film Festival tonight), is the work of a master in full command of the resources of his art.

The importance of L'Orfeo is not that it was the first work of its kind, but that it was the first attempt to apply the full resources of the art of music, as then evolved, to the nascent genre of opera.

The adoption of a low-resource model of ART provision, underscored by task shifting and the use of clinical officers and nurses to diagnose and treat AIDS patients is also consistent with protecting staff availability to also meet other demands on the health system.

Nevertheless, some people still feel that the use of society's resources for art museums during a crisis is not justified.

Despite the paucity of resources for arts education, arts education programs in some Chicago schools and elsewhere across the nation are have having significant effects on the quality of learning in those schools.

Meanwhile, representatives from the international cooperation agreed that much progress was evident in the rational and efficient use of resources and optimization of ART regimens (both 70%%), followed by community mobilization (60%%).

Moreover, English NLG systems may also benefit from state-of-art resources such as the 1-trillion words Web 1T 5-gram corpus,1 whereas the largest publicly available corpus of Brazilian Portuguese at the time of this writing was the 32-million words NILC corpus [7].