Sentence examples for a single aesthetic from inspiring English sources

Because no one is stupid enough to reduce a continent to a single aesthetic.

The network's president admitted this success "totally blindsided" him, and its effect seems to have been to slacken Comedy Central's commitment to a single aesthetic and make its programming more of a meritocracy — which, when it comes to something as subjective as what's funny, is basically a profit-ocracy.

For this reason his readers might not find a single aesthetic theory in the dialogues.

Adam sought no single aesthetic, but rather an attitude from exhibitors, encouraging artists to use the space and discover their own potential.

It's very difficult to track every single aesthetic feature within our product – because a big button or a small button could be the difference between making someone like something or not, so we're using a host of methods between item to item and user to user to help solve that problem.

"These events are activating art," she said, "but not homogenizing it into a single global aesthetic.

A single global aesthetic is simply not possible, Mr. Bhabha said, even though both uniformity and heterogeneity are at work in biennials.

While the ground level of the memorial presents a single, intense aesthetic experience, a visitor's understanding of what happened on Sept. 11 can then grow more specific and detailed with each step down to the bedrock below.

In his introduction, Vartanian warns that the popular understanding of these books has too often been reduced to a single shorthand aesthetic, "a blur of high contrast images bled on all sides and predominated by islands of tone on the printed page".

It was a sterile and inconclusive debate, but the underlying issue was most important, for the moderns both indirectly and explicitly anticipated those 18th-century thinkers whose rejection of a single universal aesthetic in favour of a relativist approach was to hasten the end of the Classical age.

Monte Cassino - founded in 526 by St Benedict, numbering St Thomas Aquinas among its early monks - was blitzed in what is mourned as probably the greatest single aesthetic disaster of the war.