| For all the talk of musicals and artiness, Lee knows there are considerable risks involved with his latest endeavour. |
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| However, I think these same top tier talents need to reign in their artiness. |
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| Every industrial city has a macho culture, but Newcastle's hasn't been leavened with the artiness and creativity which makes a city like Glasgow so diverse and so intriguing. |
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| I didn't notice the artiness so much as the fact that there seemed to be an awful lot of film of them just running along in a not-very-exciting way. |
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| At midnight a dark, goth-tinged fashion show commenced with ominous artiness, and the crowd watched in silent deference. |
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| A bizarre Hungarian movie, part comedy, part horror, part pretentious artiness. |
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| But there's an awful lot of artiness, pretentiousness and general flouncing-about that spoils what could have been a much tighter, funnier and emotionally rewarding film. |
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| Is all this artiness, inherited and accumulated, useful in grappling with the arcane world of university finance and politics, internal and external? |
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