Sentence examples for valuable artists from inspiring English sources

He was, and is, one of the most extraordinary filmmakers in the history of the art: a restless innovator, a constant source of stimulation and one of those rare, valuable artists who is able to turn the contradictions of his nature into some kind of beauty.

Written in 1983, when Parks was a student at Mount Holyoke College and took an advanced fiction-writing class with the late novelist, it reads, "Susan Parks: An utterly astounding and beautiful creature who may become one of the most valuable artists of our time".

All of those qualities serve this Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee beautifully in a book that illuminates not just the career, but the full-bodied life of one of pop music's most valuable artists.

Programs such as Autodesk's Artists In Residence, which we have been involved with over the past several months, as well as new artist residence programs at Microsoft, Spotify, and Facebook, are proving how valuable artists are to tech companies".

Like much of this valuable artist's work, it's idiosyncratic, tender and tough.

His adoption and revision of Evans's heritage makes Christenberry an unusual and valuable artist.

If those moments connect across a whole dance, then he may become a truly valuable artist.

Never merely flamboyant or glib, he put the music first without fail, the sign of a genuinely valuable artist, corporate seal of approval or no.

Remember: you're now an important, culturally valuable artist, and you ought to have a stupendous, splendiferous, pulchritudinous vocabulary to match.

But until I can prove to them that I am worthy of being in their presence and that I can be an asset to what they're doing also, and I think that I was really looking at this album to be the one to prove them that I am still an valuable artist.

Downloads are thus 5 ½ times more valuable to artists than streams.