Príklady connoisseur

• He understood little of the art of government at which he remained an aesthete rather than a connoisseur despite a quarter century of rule.

• What happens when contexts change, when commercial entertainment and print replace the court or an exclusive circle of connoisseurs?

• It was one thing to be a connoisseur and another to be a practitioner.

• They carried themselves offhandedly, like connoisseurs and braggarts.

• Ceremonies and feasts are an occasion to taste wines and to discuss wine among connoisseurs.

• It emerged where it allowed particular wines to join aristocratic segments with connoisseur information systems to constitute quality wine markets.

• The young chief executive, who relished the centralized authority, became a connoisseur of power.

• This points to a circle of connoisseurs who, alone, could have appreciated such provocative effects.

• Possibly this is because the virtuosi did not always think or behave in ways that one might expect from a connoisseur.

• We historians are indeed connoisseurs of contingency, but we are also connoisseurs of narrative structure.

• A circumstance that the public will perhaps learn with pleasure should render this music precious to true connoisseurs.

• Not the money and title of the great, not even the worthy praise of the connoisseur, is as pleasing a reward as the voice of an entire nation.

• As a consequence, art was increasingly available to all, rather than being restricted to a small group of connoisseurs who had access to private collections, galleries and select performances.

• Artist or model, connoisseur or clown, he or she served as a conduit for the subversive ambivalence that must attend all genuine artistic experience, however benign or controlled.

• These prints, from which so much was expected, were not only cheaper and readily available, but of a dramatically lower quality than the kinds connoisseurs had admired for centuries.