Sentence examples for somewhat artistic from inspiring English sources

Then beards got smaller and somewhat artistic in the 17th century.

Coypel's first teacher was his father, Antoine, whose somewhat stiff artistic style he perpetuated.

Yet looked at another way, Mr. Levine has already been pulling back somewhat as artistic leader.

Nineteen-year-old Cressy has traded life in the somewhat oppressive artistic community where she has grown up for a poky attic room and a gas ring in a nearby village.

Other texts are accompanied by materials ranging from Hedwig and the Angry Inch (a 2001 musical about a rock 'n' roll band with a transgendered German lead singer) to Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (2009), a somewhat irreverent artistic response by Seth Grahame-Smith to Jane Austen's masterpiece.

You need to have somewhat of an artistic eye in order to replicate things". She worked on Fort Ticonderoga and spent two years reroofing Grant's Tomb and removing the graffiti.

One topic they do take (somewhat) seriously is the artistic nature of their book burnings.

Subsequently, his career saw him coasting along comfortably, enjoying respect from his peers and loyalty from a broad international audience, though somewhat lacking in further artistic landmarks.

She sees herself as the second coming of Missy Elliott, in accordance with her somewhat mystical belief in artistic reincarnation: Beyoncé is Diana Ross, Lady Gaga is Madonna, Usher is R. Kelly, and Ester is Missy.

2. Get cultured Europe's cities are brimming with opportunities for cultured weekends in 2012 – although the Continent's official flag-bearer for all issues artistic lies somewhat off the beaten track.

Mr. Lepage's hiring might be seen as a canny move to burnish the company's artistic reputation, somewhat dimmed by its colonization of this city, the happy capital of show-biz vulgarity.