Sentence examples for to be artistically from inspiring English sources

But a film about an artist doesn't have to be artistically instructive or true to history.

Popular imagery could "carry" an image more effectively than art: "Indeed, it often seems as if the 'carrier' of a motive needs to be artistically worthless in order that the artist who uses it should feel a greater urge to bring it to perfection".

But the district, Mr. Lichtenstein has made clear, is not supposed to be artistically safe.

She has to be artistically fulfilled, and if she thinks that she'll find that there, then go for it.

Responding to Ms. Bennetts's statements, the culture minister, Joke Schauvliege, told VRT that the plan would allow the ballet to be artistically independent.

Even in 1934, when Benjamin crudely asserted that "politically correct" literature also had to be "artistically correct," he had very little interest in writers for their political positions.

"I want to investigate what else there is for me to do that would be artistically satisfying," the director-producer-actor said.

Dang said in June that he'll leave East West Players to open the way for new leadership, and because "I want to investigate what else there is for me to do that would be artistically satisfying.

Kelman plainly feels that a real Kieron prattling into our ear would lack the focus and vocabulary to expand upon "stuff", so it would be artistically mendacious to spoon-feed us the missing dimensions.

Coetzee says Brink's two years in Paris, and the fact that he chose not to go to London, were artistically decisive.

People can be artistically temperamental, including myself.