artistically

artistic | American Dictionary

artistic
adjective
us/ɑrˈtɪs·tɪk/
An artistic person has skill or ability in painting, dancing, singing, etc.

artistically

adverbus/ɑrˈtɪs·tɪk·li/
It was her most artistically impressive performance to date.

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How did these artistic traditions affect the perception and representation of the objects of his science?
The most successful artistic collaborations described here occurred when the creative process arose from within the group and was not a predetermined ideology.
Of course, some artistic values are based on aesthetic values eventually. 21.
Part of the problem came from the difficulty of squaring the discrete notions of folk composition and artistic property in those early days.
Along with artistic management, the recording industry and specified support organisations, there are many other actors.
There are many reasons for this, including changes in artistic and business leadership.
Surely, the greater the knowledge these theatres gather about their audiences' tastes, the better they will be able to articulate a clearly defined artistic mission.
The risk-taking necessary for artistic enterprise was becoming less common.
Pragmatic and artistic outcomes in a variety of settings are explored.
The most varied and intense artistic reaction to the flood came from blues singers and composers.
Students must choose their own musical bricks and determine how to put them together otherwise they will not make any progress towards independent artistic thinking.
Arts educators have repeatedly argued for the intrinsic value of artistic endeavour.
Why should this depreciate music's status, artistic quality or any other pedagogically important matter?
Musical and artistic activity helps us to make sense of our world and make sense of ourselves as human beings with feelings within the world.
The contents are arranged in four sections : on agricultural development and diffusion ; rural society ; literary representations ; and artistic representations.
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