In English, many things are named after a particular country – but have you ever wondered what those things are called in those countries?
1arte masculinethe dancers displayed great artistry — los bailarines hicieron gala de una gran maestría en su arte
- Of course most of us will never be able to match the skill and artistry of the great musicians of our time.
- There is no mistaking the technical skill and artistry of these dancers.
- Every few years Oscar sees fit to reward genuine artistry, thereby reminding us why we watch the show in the first place.
- Like his film-star predecessor Ronald Reagan, he makes no great claims to artistry.
- You will be enthralled by the skill and artistry of the Russian ice stars.
- It is a testament to his consummate artistry that Hunt's oeuvre does not become repetitive.
- Peter Jackson's King Kong was an epic work of consummate artistry.
- His clarity of projection, firmness of line, richness of tone and nobility of presence all bespeak rare artistry.
- There are moments of artistry and tenderness in the best of these photographs but they come from the man behind the camera, not her.
- He has created a small menu of mostly Asian cuisine, lending his own inspired artistry to each dish.
- Even the emotional experience that Tchaikovsky's music affords us can be traced back to his consummate artistry.
- Equally apparent is the skill and artistry with which Melville transcends his influences.
- The piano artistry of Leviev has brought him recognition as a one of the major jazz innovators of this century.
- They are a potent symbol of the jet age and a form of aerial artistry that decorates clear blue skies.
- Today garden artistry is available to everyone, and it doesn't have to be on a grand scale.
- Will his wife appreciate his artistry or will she have him cut it up for firewood to keep her warm?
- All are carved from white granite and show a skill and artistry rarely seen elsewhere.
- I was in utter admiration of the talent and artistry that the guys all possessed.
- For he saw in the mass market of Hollywood one whose artistry might equal or surpass anything available in the European art houses.
- There was an explosion of colour, creativity and artistry on display among the masqueraders.
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