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Meanings of fine arts in English
Subject category of the 20th Century Press Archives.
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Usage of fine arts in English
1
The fine arts are called the offspring and the emblems of peace.
2
The fine arts are necessarily at a very low ebb in Servia.
3
The fine arts were one compensation for the necessary prose of life.
4
The fine arts shone brilliantly under the encouragement of an enlightened ruler.
5
The number of its books relating to the fine arts is 233.
6
Thus in our fine arts, not imitation but creation is the aim.
7
Besides, in point of the fine arts, heterodoxy is worse than puns.
8
One and all they had been zealous cultivators of the fine arts.
9
John Clayton had pretty nearly run the gamut of the fine arts.
10
You know how I like to butt up against the fine arts.
11
Lenia, who was a harsh critic of the fine arts, cackled cynically.
12
War is the death of commerce, manufactures, agriculture, and the fine arts.
13
Your holiness, I know, is a distinguished patron of the fine arts.
14
The Flemish skill in the mechanical and in the fine arts is unrivalled.
15
They were great in the fine arts and weak in the practical arts.
16
The Taylor auctions continue on Thursday with a memorabilia and fine arts sale.
This collocation consists of:
Fine arts through the time
Fine arts across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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