Examples of using "Művész" in a sentence and their english translations:
She's a true artist.
- I am an artist.
- I'm an artist.
The artist is gifted.
Not everybody can be an artist.
He's a very talented artist.
Tom was an artist.
Tom is also an artist.
- So what are you saying, he's an artist?
- How do you say he is an artist?
I'm not a good artist.
Are you an artist or something?
Now, I'm an artist.
Not everybody can be an artist.
Tom is an unknown artist.
He is by nature an artist.
- He is a famous artist.
- He's a famous artist.
He is proud that he is an artist.
He is a famous artist.
I'm not a good artist.
Tom's father is a famous artist.
Tom isn't much of an artist.
This artist creates beautiful paintings.
He is the greatest living artist.
What an artist dies in me!
Many famous artists live in New York.
This artist died young.
My dream is to become an artist.
I am not an artist. I never had the knack for it.
Picasso is a famous artist whom everyone knows.
The poor man finally became a great artist.
She will be a famous artist in the future.
My son is an artist who paints paintings.
I am not an artist. I never had the knack for it.
That is an artist's impression of two black holes colliding,
I am not an artist. I never had the knack for it.
Only an artist can interpret the meaning of life.
This artist is soon to be famous like Yamagata.
Many artists put their feelings into their art.
And yet every artist works in pursuit of communicating something that's true.
The artist belongs to his work, not the work to the artist.
Only an ardent fan could create such a faithful pastiche of the artist's works.
An intellectual is a man who says a simple thing in a difficult way; an artist is a man who says a difficult thing in a simple way.