Sentence examples similar to ultimate artistic expression from inspiring English sources
Piaggi viewed fashion as the ultimate form of artistic expression.
Bechdel's previous book, "Fun Home," told the story of her father's secret homosexuality, thwarted artistic expression and ultimate suicide, and of her own coming out in college.
Updike: Against the background of the immense claims that have been made for the novel in America in the last twenty years — and it is often spelled with a capital "N," Novel — we do believe in it as the ultimate vessel for truth-telling and artistic expression.
Camus' celebration of art in The Myth of Sysiphus (1942b, 127), which crowns artistic expression as the ultimate form of "joy," would ring true for the other existentialists despite their noted differences on the question of the absurd.
And tough new limits on artistic expression were delayed after protests and complaints from Cuban artists.
"Artistic expression through juggling..
The goal is artistic expression.
Some become outlets for artistic expression.
"For them it is about artistic expression.
His ultimate artistic achievement was undoubtedly the villa he created for himself at Tivoli, outside Rome.
His nom de guerre – or perhaps nom de paix – suggests more than solitary artistic expression: it represents a lone, rational voice when the airwaves were congested with partial messaging and sensationalist reporting as Kenya was ambushed by violence in what should have been that most basic, yet ultimate expression of democracy: an election.
