Sentence examples for truly artistic from inspiring English sources

More important (because there are almost always good dancers), we are suddenly seeing a few truly artistic dancemakers: first, Christopher Wheeldon, and now Ratmansky.

He would not "pretend to take the orchestra to other planets" and would hope "never to block a truly artistic statement" from any musician.

But in his latest book, Geek Sublime, Chandra argues against the beguiling notion that writing code is in itself a truly artistic pursuit.

"To be truly artistic, it's really an obliteration of the rules and the norms," he says, still wide-eyed with admiration for these strange people who make songs.

And why shouldn't he make some bucks, especially when "Romance," his last truly artistic play, seemed so out of touch with its moment?

To me it's the best depiction because it's in a truly artistic sense, much like a poem, or a piece of classical music.

Now it has a second chance, a fresh opportunity to deliver a Cultural Olympiad that is truly about artistic excellence.

Before the gates of hell, and the regions of truly disturbing artistic abandon, Doctorow's imagination halts.

One of the most damaging consequences of repression was the near silencing of Argentina's truly cosmopolitan artistic conversation, a conversation that goes back decades.

It's not often that you feel you were present at a truly significant artistic event – one that people will talk about for years to come, one that throws down a gauntlet to other artists, one that raises the bar.

She uses her sexual allure to enter the life of a man who leads a more conventionally conventional existence, as businessman and father; he is, to use Flaubert's phrase, dans le vrai — in the true — and the complex blend that results, the sexual thrill of debasement and the passive suburban self-abnegation, unexpectedly propels Sophie into a new and truly original artistic dimension.