artist-like

• “I started cutting random shapes and we realized, 'Oh, that's a fish,'" Ysanne said of the brightly-colored mosaic, which also features a few buildings and a few artist-like figures.”

  The Wall Street Journal: At Grand Central, Art Work Worth Noting

• “No leaking upon dancing or laughing, much stronger orgasms, orgasms - period, female ejaculation, exotic artist-like abilities during sex and a pelvic floor that can hold up your insides through thick and thin.”

  Suzie Heumann: Thank You Darwin: Phallus Evolution

• “An artist-like mind" is best formed by studying the works of great artists.”

  Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 53, No. 328, February, 1843

• “Lord Alfred Douglas' boldness gave Oscar outrecuidance, an insolent arrogance: artist-like he tried to outdo his model in aristocratic disdain.”

  Oscar Wilde

• “I will not say that he was never happy till he had told his tale, and I will not say that artist-like he loved applause: but he did not wish to be hidden, and he earnestly desired to be approved.”

  Father Payne

• “Lord Alfred Douglas 'boldness gave Oscar "outre-cuidance", an insolent arrogance: artist-like he tried to outdo his model in aristocratic disdain.”

  Oscar Wilde His Life and Confessions

• “His grandfather, just dead, had left him a legacy, and he had come to Paris, artist-like, to spend it.”

  The Autobiography of a Journalist

• “He was no mean hand; his slices of ham were very artist-like, and frying away in the most unexceptionable manner.”

  The Wide, Wide World

• “According to Mr Arnold's own conception of poetry-making, as depending upon the subject and upon the just and artist-like exposition of that subject, no age should be too late.”

  Matthew Arnold

• “This Concerto [the E minor] has been made known to the amateurs of music in England by the artist-like performance of”

  Frederic Chopin as a Man and Musician

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