Sentence examples for aesthetic aim from inspiring English sources

'Textiles are so interesting now because scientific development has happened at great speed, but not always with an aesthetic aim,' she says.

"There is an aesthetic aim, but the use of the plants combined with the insulation and the mesh wire can also have a very functional aspect," said Olivier Andres, director of Rigot & Rieben Engineering in Switzerland, which was involved in the project.

The essential differences in aesthetic aim and style between the arts of East Asia and those of Southeast Asia could be seen in the contrast between the emperors' tombs of Vietnam and the temple-tombs of Cambodia and Indonesia or the opulent and dignified Buddha images of Vietnam and the ascetic and graceful Buddha images of Cambodia and Burma.

Design certainly has a cosmetic, aesthetic aim.

This redevelopment of the urban landscape not only included larger streets and squares but also vegetation, instead of animals, as a structuring element of urban space, as well in an aesthetic aim to clean up the air (Leblanc 2003).

At Danspace, Ms. Cohen will be working with experienced dancers who are sympathetic to her aesthetic aims and style of direction.

Their success will largely be determined by whether it is possible to wed their aesthetic aims to a larger urban purpose, and, more pointedly, by whether it is possible to manufacture urban diversity through aesthetic diversity.

Much of music outside the West has entirely different aesthetic aims; the music of the Hindu world, best known to the West through the classical music of India, provides an example.

This is an aesthetic aimed squarely at a discerning and confident customer who would rather not parade any obvious fashion credentials and for whom both modesty and discretion are of prime importance.

Indeed, more than simply stashing your stereo in a closet or throwing a shawl over your ottoman, the all-invisible aesthetic aims for a higher-minded goal: creating unified spaces that flow from room to room and place to place.

As opposed to the functionality of modernist architecture postmodernism regards space as independent and autonomous to be shaped according to aesthetic aims without a social objective [7].