Sentence examples for accepted aesthetic from inspiring English sources

His 1974 book, "Film as a Subversive Art," is considered a seminal text dealing with the power of cinema to challenge commonly accepted aesthetic, political, sexual and ideological standards.

The palette runs to lurid blues, greens, yellows, purples and rose, "vulgar, discomforting colors," Mr. Rand says, suitable for the acrylic paints but also "to steer away from an accepted aesthetic".

The solo show was stamped a phenomenon because it could not be evaluated according to commonly accepted aesthetic criteria".

I have definitely accepted that aesthetic principle, that you should be more interested toward the end of a book than you are in the beginning.

Control group B have aesthetic mandibular outlines widely accepted in uncorrected population (Table 3).

Sandikci et al. (2006) showed how women moving to urban from suburban feel difficult to understand and accept urban aesthetic concepts about body, appearance, and body exposure.

Just as Marinetti's later Futurist Cookbook proposes a constant absorption of art and life via your stomach, Loy asks that we accept the aesthetic even when it appears as the morning bath.

External and internal bleaching regimens have been established as relevant and accepted methods in aesthetic dentistry [ 1, 2].

Previous registrations were accepted based on aesthetic criteria, which has certainly favored individuals with genomic admixture of other breeds.

We allegedly accept the "kooky, aesthetic equivalent to constitutional originalism" that the "Neoclassical style... should be the visual language of American officialdom in perpetuity". We will bury you in pilasters and pediments!

Tad Beck: Channels Beck's usage of the nude figure returns us to the age of Thomas Eakins, where the fact of being unclothed was accepted, without question, as an aesthetic state without political or social undertones.