artistry

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.