Sentence examples for aesthetic figure from inspiring English sources

3. The color-coded key used on the preceding partition and forthcoming square will be relied on through out for similar diagrams (with pale icy blue lines for secondary items external to partitions, and light grey lines for purely aesthetic figure completion).

Back in the '60s, when Ms. de Saint Phalle was developing her aesthetic, figures like these had a goofy, liberationist vibe.

HARD has their aesthetic figured out and their shows always balance EDM chart-toppers with artists on the come-up.

No other people, apart from the Greeks and Romans, created such an aesthetic image of the human figure".

The Joycean artist-hero occupies a messianic (and, as some have argued, pervasively autobiographical) role in Joyce's aesthetic; this figure is most clearly embodied in the character of Stephen Dedalus, who is incrementally developed in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (1916) and Ulysses (1922).

This proposal seems made to order for the many cases where significantly different artistic and aesthetic properties figure within the occurrences or performances of one and the same work (on this theme, see also Walton 1977).

This paper then proposes that these altered landscapes are a ready canvas for designed novel ecosystems to be inculcated with ecological function and systems delivery, yet having profound aesthetic manipulation (Figure 1).

Humility found an aesthetic form.

That aesthetic, Fischer figured, matched up pretty well with the look of a QR Code.

Is it really appropriate for us to stand here admiring, purely from an aesthetic standpoint, figures for ritual — possibly sacred — purposes?

Both choreographers and other artistic figures in the region tend to agree on a few connecting aesthetic threads in Nordic contemporary dance.