Sentence examples for thing of art from inspiring English sources

So, however much this show is a thing of art, it is also achingly physical.

A year after that 2002 review, Chortle editor Steve Bennett saw Oliver again and described him as "a comedic craftsman, taking sometimes unpromising raw materials to create a thing of art".

"And trying to blend comic books — which is a very American contribution to the world of mythology — and rock music and Broadway into this thing of art that we don't even have a word for".

Be aware that creatively written or filmed romantic love is a thing of art in its own––mere mortals are recommended to see that romantic love has warts.

"I can sing the sun, I can sing the sea, and the things of art and romance," she continued in broken English.

Jazz solos first grew into special moments, things of art, in the early 1920's, and they may have reached their peak in the 1960's when John Coltrane's 15-minute performance on "Chasin' the Trane" made him an icon.

The composer himself said to a pupil that "concerts are never real music, you have to give up the idea of hearing in them all the most beautiful things of art".

The piece is a "thing of rugged art" and is more aimed at design than specific precision.

Shields seems interested only in those things — works of art, people, ideas — in which he can see himself.

Specs TO make a playroom enticing, Marco Pasanella, a Manhattan interior designer, provided, among other things, lots of art supplies and display areas.

A mapping of salient theses is proposed in section 4. Philosophers who have asked themselves what sorts of things works of art are have had recourse to a bewildering array of received and newly postulated ontological categories.