Sentence examples for aesthetic dimensions from inspiring English sources

Kazin loved the "fantastic sensuality of New York" and could hardly walk a block without registering the aesthetic dimensions of his own cravings.

Alternatively, we seek to subordinate the creative, pleasurable aspects of our lives to supposedly more consequential matters, pushing the aesthetic dimensions of existence into the boxes that hold our religious beliefs, political dogmas, or moral assumptions.

"The Departed" is not one of his greatest films; it doesn't use the camera to reveal the psychological and aesthetic dimensions of an entire world, as "Mean Streets," "Taxi Driver," "Raging Bull," and "Goodfellas" did.

While his convoluted philosophizing suggests a deep ambivalence about the legitimacy of violence, the prose itself suggests that Vollmann's effort to create a moral system is actually a pretext for exploring his fascination with the aesthetic dimensions of carnage and its instruments.

Each of the aesthetic dimensions is measured by a five-item scale.

The theory of disinterestedness also provided groundwork for understanding the aesthetic dimensions of nature in terms of three distinct conceptualizations.

Social aesthetics also sheds light on another new avenue of inquiry ushered in by everyday aesthetics: the aesthetic dimension of doing things instead of, or in addition to, the experience gained as a spectator or beholder.

There's no longer any appreciation of aesthetics: the aesthetic dimension is void now.

In 1978, one year before his death he published The Aesthetic Dimension: Toward A Critique of Marxist Aesthetics.

However, even the works that do not deal directly with aesthetics still contain (we might say) an aesthetic dimension.

Acknowledging modern (post-modern) reactions against traditional (too traditional) aesthetical concepts and conceptions of beauty, the aesthetic dimension may also be sub-clustered into a complex world of very different sub-dimensions.