Sentence examples for aesthetic button from inspiring English sources
But an equally boring one marred by (digitally recreated) light leaks, exposure mistakes and focus inconsistencies presses the aesthetic button that suggests deeper meaning.
Though working outside the studio system and seeming to offer an alternative aesthetic, Hammer pushes every button as knowingly as a Hollywood player: each piece of his script fits as if in a mosaic; the portentous, artificially moody images serve as mere illustrations; and he gets his immensely sympathetic cast of nonactors to emote like pros.
The first season was my favorite, mainly because the second introduced a new character, Cozette (Jeanine Mason), whose grasping-at-the-air aesthetic pushed all of my wrong buttons.
As the clearest expression yet of the Apple chief executive's spartan design aesthetic, the iPhone sports only one mechanical button, to return a user to the home screen.
Cosmopolitan has done a particularly good job engaging their readers with comparison shopping by being careful to build a button that works with their aesthetic and positioning it consistently to make it feel comfortable and familiar to readers.
The resemblance that the Operations Room — with its all-white, utilitarian surfaces and oversized buttons — bears to the Apple aesthetic is not entirely accidental.
The other buttons are merely there for aesthetic reasons.
Button overload is not only an aesthetic turnoff but an impediment to those whose small motor skills may be limited because of age or a disability.
It's a way of life, an aesthetic, and it's not just about pressing a button and getting something entirely for convenience".
So, the functional role of the button sound on interface operation and its aesthetic and emotional role on the user experience are now more important than before.
Walter Van Beirendonck's First American Exhibition Ready to Take His 'Lust' On the Road WALTER VAN BEIRENDONCK, the button-pushing Belgian who affects a bear aesthetic off the runway (and often on), is getting his first United States exhibition at the Dallas Contemporary.
