Sentence examples for works of arts from inspiring English sources

In the late 1990's, a number of major museums began to research works of arts with suspicious gaps in their ownership histories, but the new agreement would require a far more inclusive investigation.

Recent discoveries made in South Africa include tiny flint points, which may be the first arrows ever made, and beautifully crafted pieces of ochre that suggest works of arts and jewellery were being created there 70,000 to 90,000 years ago.

Performance management systems (PMSs) were primarily designed to enable trustees to discharge their statutory duties of collecting, preserving, and displaying objects and works of arts, which were reflected in a management agreement containing the government's strategic priorities.

Godfrey's interest in the writings of Radical Aristotelian Arts Masters at Paris in the 1260s and 1270s is also indicated by other works of Arts Masters included in additional manuscripts in his library (Bibl. Nat. lat. 15.819, 16.096).

Various philosophers certainly speak throughout the 19th century and the second half of the 18th century in a more informal manner about our ability to "feel into" works of arts and into nature.

The term "picturesque" literally means "picture-like" and the theory of the picturesque advocates aesthetic appreciation in which the natural world is experienced as if divided into art-like scenes, which ideally resemble works of arts, especially landscape painting, in both subject matter and composition.

Incredible works of art.

Both are works of art.

O.K.? Through works of art".

She has beautiful works of art.

Participants create imaginative works of art.