• She likes to find artistic ways to present the food.

• She urged a more imaginative, vigorous approach to imbuing academic life with artistic vision.

• Drawings often lend a glimpse of the artistic process.

• The top male bowerbirds have what might be called artistic talent and vigorous courtship routines.

• Patients can suffer strokes and become incredibly artistic and musical.

• The topic will be approached from biological, physical and artistic perspectives.

• There were playful artistic touches and simple yet striking uses of permeable landscape.

• When they finished the painstaking artistic process, they destroyed it.

• Serve as an academic, choreographic and artistic mentor to students.

• Countries with strong artistic traditions often promote their culture by sending exhibitions of paintings and sculpture abroad.

• Awards are based on artistic merit in combination with the photojournalistic focus of the project.

• No matter how realistic and artistic these representations may be, however, they are still lifeless.

• Mali's long history as a sub-Saharan trade route underlies its artistic traditions.

• Now, the scrutiny of samples not only yields potentially important data, but also artistic inspiration.

• Graduates in artistic courses of study may also be admitted.

• Off screen things never quite lived up to the artistic vision.

• For centuries, artistic treasures have been taken away from the lands that created them.

• Obsession is common and typically harmless, often a powerful motivator and a source of artistic inspiration.

• As he put on weight, he came to resemble nothing so much as what he was-an intellectual, political and artistic battering ram".

• Surely some techie or computer artist was already using this dumb program as an artistic medium.

• To think artistic style derives from artistic limitations is, at first glance, backwards.

• Aftanazy devoted his free time to compiling a card index of the region's artistic artefacts.

• Such was her success that she dropped her studies in favor of an artistic career.

• Artistic brilliance and a dazzling memory can sometimes accompany autism and other developmental disorders.

• He could as easily have been referring to artistic stardom as the heavens.

• But for someone with fond memories and a real lack of artistic skills, well, it can be a real source of hope.

• There are so many pitfalls awaiting the artistic magus.

• To solvers, a good chess problem has something creative about it, perhaps artistic even.

• See her images and hear her speak about her artistic journey from rock music to photography.

• Anecdotes, humor, even crazy artistic renditions of black holes are more than acceptable in this medium.

• But paleontologists knew the movie's raptors were drawn with a bit of artistic license.

• The means and messages of multimedia will become a blend of technical and artistic achievement.

• While it's true that artists striving for perfection possess artistic hubris, their need for perfection tortures them.

• The collectors say their government cares little about preserving this artistic heritage.

• Beyond their artistic value, these photographs also tell an important story.

• And this is what makes artistic innovation so difficult.

• Audubon slaughtered astonishing numbers of birds in the course of his artistic expeditions.

• Music videos are part artistic expression and part promotional tool.

• The landscape is the true beauty, but a subtle artistic flare to the pylons will enhance the background.

• Glide through space in this artistic conception of a giant ringed planet and its earth-sized moon.

• Anyway, it seems to me that this event was some strange artistic celebration of the unknown.

• Watermarks is a kind of science project with an artistic bent.

• Google's broader aim is to bring artistic harmony to the innumerable bits of data sloshing around on the web.

• But her kingdom is best known for its blossoming artistic creativity and innovation.

• But the old black-and-white photographs have artistic as well as scientific value: many were surprisingly beautiful.

• The purple color shown in the illustration above was chosen mainly for artistic reasons.

• Artistic cartography and painstaking detail make this a map for any collector.

• Music was never my artistic showcase of concentration.

• That's why we're glad to see that the phonecam is finally being taken seriously as an artistic tool.

• Yim, the director of artistic planning, is resigning to serve as a.

• Stone's depiction of the frenzy of artistic creation was fascinating, riveting.

• It also surely depends on the artistic value of the subject.

• She was about ten years older than me, and an artistic type.

• His diverse artistic background has led him to reinvigorate tango music with fresh ideas and an.

• To highlight the artistic effort neuroscientists pour into.

• The author admits to taking a little artistic license-after all, the limits of frosting.

• Drawn by lofty warehouses and a sense of artistic ferment.

• It is also has an extraordinary artistic heritage going back centuries.

• Let's set aside discussions of artistic merit and admit.

• Angular planting beds flank the backyard patios, and low, blocklike walls serve as artistic elements as well as seating.

• Life was never that simple, but for artistic purposes, it's always safe to oppose the good guys and the bad.

• It is the first to be organised by its new artistic director.

• Resurrecting these vanished people would demand a blend of scholarship and artistic talent.

• Create an imaginative and artistic booth that compliments your surroundings and invites attendees to learn about your products.

• Instagram's artistic filters take care of the latter to give us insights into our friends.

• For instance, the practice of revering the perfect reproduction of an artistic or literary work has waned.

• His tightly framed study of the portraitist is an unexpectedly moving investigation of the artistic process.

• He is an absolutley wonderful child with amazing artistic talent and a heart of gold.

• Rusin's paintings not only make an artistic statement, but also offer the viewer a visual clue of the natural world.

• We give them as much exposure to art history and artistic practice as almost any school.

• Perhaps he did: he often complained of the artistic malady known as writer's block.

• It's also an eternal testament to the artistic and scientific accomplishments of a wealthy.

• We do know, however, that many artistic advances and scientific discoveries come from men.

• Reimagining and recycling, has always been a part of artistic thinking.

• In my experience, they want to see if your artistic vision fits with the department's vision.

• His promotional literature advertises his auction records and makes little distinction between artistic and financial success.

• Brian is feeding us back images inspired by his culture and reinvented by his artistic talent.

• And far from being an artistic tyrant, he hopes you'll customize his pieces.

• Muscle memory and artistic interpretation are so much a part of successful dance.

• The artistic problems for film composers are legion.

• Reused picture frames can serve as their own artistic medium.

• The figurative painter talks about the artistic process, his education and his influences.

• Hollywood was once perceived as the destination for artistic sell outs.

• Research and publication is encouraged, as well as continuing your personal artistic career.

• When music videos became economically marginal, they acquired artistic credibility.

• But nonetheless, the historic and artistic atmosphere on this avenue endures.

• The conflict between artistic and scientific goals might actually make a nice topic for a post on this blog.

• Only those with historic or artistic interest were saved.

• It lavishes an artistic level of attention on the behavior of stressed-out metal and rubber.

• Links literary and artistic depictions of peasants' clothing and transgressive behavior to elite anxieties.

• He has cultivated a strong artistic persona that takes his art beyond the narrow confines of the art world.

• We are actively working to bridge the gap between all cultures within our local communities through artistic endeavors.

• Despite the changes, this area has always been known for its artistic tendencies.

• Adams also plans to ink the first two issues, as well as team up with artistic luminaries from across the industry.

• Berea is also a beautiful, small community with many artistic and craft sources.

• But the best entertainment companies manage to impose operational control without squashing artistic freedom.

• Two pieces of ocher appear to be marked with abstract lines that could be viewed as artistic expression.

• Beshty is telling the story of the artistic process.

• Mom encouraged her son's artistic talent, bringing home modeling clay.

• Yet these sculptures were always more political than artistic.

• Movies and literature are different artistic languages.

• But while that makes good artistic sense, it neglects a vital aspect of the artist.

• His diverse artistic background has led him to reinvigorate tango music with fresh ideas and an idiosyncratic style.

• Blends the artistic visions of the film's five directors.

• Björk abides as a kind of artistic patron saint, sharing the spotlight rather than dominating it.

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