Sentence examples for aesthetic challenge from inspiring English sources

The aesthetic challenge of slow TV is less about attention, in other words, than about use.

"It has many additions and embellishments that represented in its day a great aesthetic challenge.

But for young executives, managing older people is more than an aesthetic challenge.

Retrofitting his own home in Princeton, known as the Warehouse, has proved to be an aesthetic challenge.

The theater's size — there is little wing space, and complicated sets would destroy sightlines — poses an aesthetic challenge to designers and directors.

Kate D. Levin, the commissioner of the Department of Cultural Affairs, the city agency that oversees the museum, said that historical institutions faced an aesthetic challenge.

Certain aesthetic challenges can prevent many sound-art works from reaching bigger audiences.

Mr. Charlap won't shock you into realizing the aesthetic challenges of the 21st century.

The aesthetic challenges abound for a writer whose vision of reality is just that: a vision, mysterious, liable to dissolve.

For example, in the 1960's, he said, he became obsessed with the aesthetic challenges of paintings involving feathers.

Fujie Kazuko, who designed the furniture for the new library building, also faced many technical and aesthetic challenges.