Synonyms
Examples for "art"
Examples for "art"
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So it's not just good for the art; it's good for business.
2
The seemingly gravity-defying art market also reflects the nature of wealth today.
3
A great love is necessary for a great art, Mr. Flint explained.
4
With regularity, serious people ask: Has visual art gone off the rails?
5
Some work may be art, but most work might be good jewellery.
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There is nothing left now of the high possibilities of artistic creation.
2
Kurtág is a composer for whom struggle is synonymous with artistic creation.
3
Hence the difficulty of thorough thought, of faithful intellectual performance, of artistic creation.
4
It is this: the impulse toward artistic creation always works along lines of order.
5
It is precisely for the sake of artistic creation that I wish to philosophize.
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The peculiarity of artistic production no longer satisfies our highest needs.
2
A closer analogy might be drawn between play and artistic production.
3
Not for many centuries was there a vestige of artistic production.
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To see such an artistic production was worth a great deal of trouble.
5
It's hard to describe Katie Holten's work, particularly in terms of conventional artistic production.
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Of course, there are those who will deny that Ragtime is an artistic production.
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She was engaged upon a more artistic production than ever came from Molly's work-basket.
8
Try a quiet life of artistic production, and don't talk so much about Art.
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IT HAS been quite a while since Achill island was a hotbed of artistic production.
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She was in the throes of artistic production:
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Its results, therefore, are partly the free artistic production, and partly retain unmodified their material character.
12
The same is true of every striking scientific discovery, every great invention, every admirable artistic production.
13
In a sense, what O'Kane does is to turn the process of artistic production and consumption inside out.
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In the artistic production of books they were ably assisted by Whittingham's eldest daughter Charlotte, and Mary Byfield.
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This analogy is curiously suggestive, though it is insufficient to account for all the phenomena concerned in human artistic production.
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What on earth is the good of an artistic production of which people in general are afraid to speak freely?
