artistic sense

But the temperature was high on stage in a more artistic sense.

It allowed directors to get away from reality and show their artistic sense.

And most of them tried - in a physical as well as an artistic sense.

An artistic sense, a true brilliance, were in his genes.

But she won't allow me to put them up around the house - she doesn't understand my artistic sense.

It has been said that he lacked artistic sense; his whole nature led to war and slaughter.

As he sees it, regional theater has never been healthier in an artistic sense.

"You can have a business sense and an artistic sense.

For these reasons alone, our partnership makes artistic sense.

Developing the students' artistic sense, and keeping them in contact with originality.

The drawings show a pronounced artistic sense for sharp characteristics.

All that with an outstanding and truly artistic sense of good taste regarding this music.

Her drawing, by necessity, cannot be continuous or even particularly lovely in an artistic sense.

We wanted something that would pop but still make thematic and artistic sense."

His terse comments seem to be more a critique of their work in an artistic sense.

Aromatherapy is the only healing art which could be described as creative in an artistic sense.

She had to admit that Satan had a certain artistic sense.

The thrill of the circus in the artistic sense is what the Bolshoi still offers.

It's not a functioning timepiece anymore, yet does it, in the artistic sense, work?

Listeners are, in an artistic sense, entertained by the possible twists of phrase.

Still, integral sets of the Beethoven symphonies can make artistic sense.

Children's artistic sense is innate and should not be cramped by an adult's vision or formal teaching.

What makes Tipling's photographic work distinctive is his artistic sense of composition.

In Broni he began to develop his artistic sense, drawing sketches of village life.

But no, these tycoon fellows are all the same-no artistic sense.