Sentence examples for aesthetic distinctions from inspiring English sources
No aesthetic distinctions are needed.
Most of all, it has an air of finality to it, and that's where the aesthetic distinctions between film and video come in.
But as an article in the Wall Street Journal asserts, fundamental aesthetic distinctions are more often being made these days by laypeople, namely judges.
Such eclecticism is not an end in itself, and the experimental brio of the writing coexists with a regard for aesthetic distinctions, intellectual standards and even cultural hierarchies that can look downright conservative.
That might be a good idea; a song that recycles a whole melody (like Puff Daddy's productions) calls for different treatment than a song that borrows a few notes from a horn section, and courts are not the best place for aesthetic distinctions.
Aesthetic distinctions, like moral ones, are distinctions without a difference.
The bleak modernist staging – I remember, chiefly, a large black funnel and men scurrying around in short trousers – missed the radical aesthetic distinction between the two works.
Though the difference in format between the open-ended television series and the free-standing feature film is fairly clear, the aesthetic distinction between movies made for television and ones made for projection has long been vague, and is now less clear than ever.
This absence is, in fact, the primary aesthetic distinction between this handset and an Apple offering — a fact likely due to the manufacturing proclivities of design partner HTC, the arc of which, it seems, will invariably bend toward the iPhone.
And, as ever, the company has included some backs that help you relieve those simpler sandstone days – though, in doing so, you'll be masking the one key aesthetic distinction between the two phones (though I do recommend it, as that back scratches fast) – the addition of a gun metal coloring replacing graphite.
My animated GIFs start and stop that's a major aesthetic distinction to be made between the two mediums.
