Sentence examples for which arts from inspiring English sources
And it is not beholden to hierarchical or elitist thinking about which arts and humanities should feature.
Those were the days, of course, in which arts section punditry counted for something and high-level polymathy still had its place.
By providing Egypt with the most predictable agricultural system in the ancient world, the Nile afforded a stability of life in which arts and crafts readily flourished.
In his speech to the TUC rally on 26 March, actor Sam West emphasised the way in which arts cuts are skewed against the poor.
"You can't go to a lot of donors and say, 'Help me build duct work and chillers and coolers.' " But these renovations and expansions, which arts groups welcomed, can be expensive to operate.
When all other budgets are being scaled back, and even the protected ones – health and aid – are threatened by inflation, reductions in the rate at which arts spending rises won't detonate an explosion of protest.
Our Father, which art in heaven.
These are the mysteries in which art and science coincide.
Pauses are the antimatter without which art would be meaningless.
Art market, physical or figurative venue in which art is bought and sold.
