Sentence examples for Aesthetic attraction from inspiring English sources

She's not saying he's a better father; it's an aesthetic attraction.

"It was not just the idea of the artifacts and what they represented — the age and aesthetic attraction," she says.

A person who identifies as aromantic is still capable of other types of attraction, such as recognizing when a person is good-looking ― also known as aesthetic attraction.

"I settled back on my ace identity as I realized that attraction had been a mixture of aesthetic attraction (like finding a work of art beautiful) and personal admiration.

He thought that the enclosed layout of the college was "a principal attraction", but wrote that the tower's "palpably utilitarian function detracts from its aesthetic attraction", even though it made the "emphatic addition" to the skyline of Oxford that Nuffield wanted.

So there is a big difference in the aesthetic attractions of the golden ratio and the Fibonacci numbers.

Why is football big business, while ballet — whose aesthetic attractions are surely superior — has to be subsidized?

Leaning back in the cyclo, moving at a stately pace, makes it easy to appreciate the aesthetic attractions of the city.

She describes her butchness as being defined by a masculine aesthetic, and an attraction to lesbians who identify as femmes.

Lee and Burns (1993) identified evaluative criteria used in clothing purchase decision as three categories fashion and attraction (aesthetic criteria), quality (performance criteria), and brand name (extrinsic criteria) and revealed the significant relationship between the personal trait of self-consciousness and attitudes toward clothing purchase criteria.

"My collection is about the aesthetic and the attraction of fears," Hsu explains, who's currently studying for her master's degree at the Royal College of Art in London.