Sentence examples for superior artistry from inspiring English sources
Minor classics and oddball experiments abound during this period (and are the focus of my book), but what we now call the major classics stand out for their superior artistry and intelligence.
They regarded much of the escapist literature of the West, such as the romantic adventure stories of Alexandre Dumas, Robert Louis Stevenson, and Rider Haggard, as superior in technical artistry to traditional Russian realism.
There's a familiar syndrome among devotes of the arts that places an exceptional and sometimes even excessive value on rarity, as if the difficulty encountered or effort required for seeing a film somehow added value to the work itself; of course, the news value of a rare screening is sometimes superior to the artistry it reveals.
As a playwright, Mr. Mamet has been intermittently great; as a director of movies he is occasionally very good, wisely aspiring to superior competence rather than sublime artistry.
This aesthetic vision may have triggered sniggers — aggressively unique artistry often does — but it's far superior to the MCU's house anti-style, that cautiously competent CGI mishmash that defines the adventures of the Avengers and their friends.
Michael Jackson revisionism gets a huge boost with Spike Lee's new film, a terrifically warm, affectionate and celebratory study of Jackson's 1987 album Bad. Lee wants to clear away the tabloid smoke and spite, and bring the focus back to Jackson's professionalism, his craftsmanship, his artistry and his pop genius; the movie defiantly insists that Jackson was and is superior to his detractors.
That King Lear is strongest in subordinating the artistry of dramatic poetry to the power of nature is also why its kind of poetry is superior to the more artificial kind produced by Pope.
However, although human artistry may concentrate beauty more than nature does, that hardly means that artistic beauty is in all regards superior to natural beauty.
Even artistry is directed.
But most puzzling was his assertion that this group was "a work superior to all other paintings or statues". Did this give ancient warrant for settling the contest between painting and sculpture for the highest rank of artistry?
