Sentence examples for sight of art from inspiring English sources

Still, I don't understand why this should be plunged to the level of the neurotic; it is, after all, more than possible to lead — even to luxuriate in — a life of contradictions while retaining one's sanity, and anyone who isn't turned on by the sight of art sharing a bed with business shouldn't go into pictures.

Every year I delight in the presence of the sculptures, continually stunned by the sight of art melding with nature.

But when Barbara Covett (a not-so-subtle surname, it becomes clear) catches sight of new art teacher, Sheba Hart, she believes she may have found a new friend.

Two smaller sites in Woodbury and Madison are also under threat, though this time from residents irritated at the sight of modern art in their towns.

The unexpected sight of an arts organization's chief executive taking the stage to make an announcement before a performance is usually cause for concern.

I wandered back to the barn, upstairs to where a puppet called Angel of the Earth stands, two stories tall and impassively protective, over the more than 40 years of Bread and Puppet history: one of the great sights of American art.

That our culture blithely celebrates café baristas who compete over the "art" of pouring foamed milk into our cappuccinos suggests that we have lost sight of the role art can play in shaping history at the deepest level, an ontologically revolutionary role compared to which Heidegger finds the "artful" gestures of culinary expertise rather empty.

The Hearth is a visionary art gallery that features live jazz music and provides a tea lounge where visitors can imbibe in herbal tonics whilst absorbing the sights and sounds of art and music.

I particularly liked the novelist Penelope Lively's admission: "I am always wonderfully startled by the first sight of the jacket art for a forthcoming book — Oh!

When he catches sight of the beautiful art student Miranda Grey, the stage is set for his terrible transition from collector of butterflies to girls.

The problem is [university departments] continue to get worse as they lose sight of what an art school needs to be".