arty造句
1. He was one of those arty types.
2. She hangs out with a lot of arty types.
3. She's got in with a very arty set.
4. Didn't you find her a little bit too arty?
5. His arty clothes look out of place in the office.
6. She hangs out with the arty types she met at drama school.
7. The agency is more concerned with making arty ads than understanding its clients' businesses.
8. Why do you pretend you like those boring, arty films?
9. Arty sneered at the crowd of eager faces around him.
10. She likes to mingle with the arty set.
11. Arty sat in sombre mood, thinking of death.
12. Arty stuff. Approach with caution.
13. Jake's having a party for all his arty friends.
14. Other bands don't: they eschew the arty deliberations of the underground in favour of an all-out assault upon preconceptions and asinine posturing.
15. He probably comes across as arty and a bit careless, but it's much worse than that.
16. Arty was still asleep, one arm hanging loosely over the side.
17. ARTY: An, pan, plan and planet!
18. Traditional, complex, arty, loud - all styles considered.
19. The agency is more attractive with making arty ads than understanding its clients.
20. Everybody at the p arty was talking about you and Mary. Are your ears burning?
21. The agency is more ( attractive ) with arty ads than understanding its clients.
22. It's a cool drinking venue, with a noir dress code observed by the arty crowd and staff.
23. A corner pub, the Norseman, had been packed with arty young people on the Saturday night.
24. Major and I were great pals; he thought I was the farthest thing from an arty type.
25. That orange dress would be lovely at a party, but it makes you look a bit arty and hippy.
26. In his work shirt and red leather tie, he looks arty or strung out.
27. Filmgoers, unfortunately, are subjected to the unnecessary trauma of seeing the brutal crime depicted from arty camera angles.
28. Phil goes out to dig Denver and gets hung-up with arty types.
29. Executive in search of something new - Perhaps bisexual woman, arty, young.
30. Didn't you find her a little way-out for you, a bit too arty?
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