Sentence examples for aesthetic forces from inspiring English sources

Several Republicans and Democrats noted that beyond the emotional and aesthetic forces at play, the reconstruction project will involve the awarding of billions of dollars in work to all kinds of companies and firms, including many that have long been supportive of Mr. Pataki's political campaigns.

The aesthetic force of good landscape architecture is also its limitation.

When it merged with writing and painting, an aesthetic force field was set up.

Still, this poster managed, by a purely aesthetic force, to breach the flimsy blue walls of my own defenses.

Yet within a few years of his arrival in Chicago he had become the most powerful aesthetic force in American architecture after Frank Lloyd Wright.

That the film possesses unusual aesthetic force strikes me as undeniable, but its power does not seem to be tethered to any coherent idea or narrative logic.

Though the work is undeniably spectacular, I have a nagging worry about how little of Starling's intellectualising actually translates into aesthetic force.

The two equally striking videotapes in Ms. Larsson's first New York show, each about 16 minutes, appear to be about control as a variously political, erotic and aesthetic force.

Yet I'm increasingly aware that looking for the aesthetic force of cinema on television at least, within the context of a weekly series is as pointless as looking for the virtues of theatre at the movies.

In short, art adds meaning to life, fashion is an art, and the fact that fashion is as much of a business as are movies (or, for that matter, publishing or the art market) doesn't at all diminish its aesthetic force.

The erotic in art is one of those relations, and denying its presence disguises both its persuasive sway and its aesthetic force (Eaton 2013a).