artistry 的定义
- artistic workmanship, effect, or quality.
- artistic ability.
artistry 近义词
great skill in creative endeavors
更多artistry例句
- NFL history is incomplete without the connection — part athleticism, part artistry, part magic — between passer and catcher.
- That aversion has only been exacerbated by the repeat appearance of miniatures in horror movies, from the grief-stricken artistry on display in Hereditary to the floor made up of human teeth in Sharp Objects.
- All I was prepared for was the unprepared creativity of his artistry.
- We’re simply asking to make our artistry and mixology portable, just like we do with food.
- Our shoppers have always loved bright colors and patterns, well-made designs, and unique artistry—anything that helps authentically express their personalities and individuality.
- She found instead a show of imagination, artistry, and above all, really happy people—and she quickly fell in love.
- FDR was a performer whose artistry was the portrayal of easy authority.
- Many blended scotches are just as delicious and take even more artistry to make.
- Now, access to the consumer is where profits are made, and artistry is getting commoditized.
- Having to respond to both sides: the background and the artistry.
- It is combative—in the sense that it shapes nature's forces—and it calls for a sense of artistry in its practitioners.
- Claude, the butler, had prepared the table with fine artistry—its center a mass of roses.
- Then followed a doleful imitation of Mr. Charles Chaplin, which proved by its very fiasco the artistry of the original.
- The note of carelessness was maintained—but with artistry to accentuate the extraordinary effect of physique and feature.
- So, too, our festivals have surrendered much of their artistry.