Sentence examples for to be arty from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
"It's supposed to be arty.
Some try too hard to be arty, of course.
TriBeCa's Liquor Store, though full of local artists, managed neither to be arty nor affected.
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Lee Unkrich recalls, "Andrew wanted to be arty in the storytelling.
With two of the pavilions completed and 105 of the 270 apartments sold, Nick Gray, sales and marketing director of the developer Native Land, is finding that most of the new owner-occupiers "tend to be arty".
There are satirical magazines and "name" cartoonists in London and other European capitals, particularly Brussels, but they tend to be artier in touch and more media-centric in concern.
Continuing in the "art film" genus, Marc Jacob's president Robert Duffy thought it would be arty to make fun of stutterers.
The tree you Instagram in public should be arty and conceptual.
It was my attempt at being arty.
