Sentence examples for aesthetic frame from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mehldau's trio is one of the quintessential jazz groups of the day; it goes a long way in defining the current devices for group improvisation in use today, and it has a neat aesthetic frame around it, consistently offering a streamlined sound, full of precise dynamics.

For Richards the most important function of metre was to provide aesthetic framing and control; metre makes possible, by its stimulation and release of tensions, "the most difficult and delicate utterances".

The aesthetic shape of the openings is also an advantage to improve the architectural attractiveness of steel frames.

Humility found an aesthetic form.

Their aesthetic of frames and gantries derived from familiar industrial architecture, rather than from the forbidding monuments of public architecture.

What is the nature of the aesthetic relationship – to frame the question more tightly – between a partial self-portrait of the photographer (identified only by the anonymous blur of his blue jacket) and the Christ-like self-portrait of Dürer he is contemplating in that modern, secular place of worship, the art gallery?

Beautiful settings give me aesthetic pleasure, good frames evoke feelings.

Louboutin's claim spotlights the pressure on fashion designers to frame their aesthetic choices as brand identifiers, and the legal contortions that result.

Often, her aesthetic extends beyond the frame and onto the artist herself, who transforms her own body and way of life into a type of canvas for her compellingly transgressive ideology.

The scenes with Karl Markovics, as Freud, are the lingering appeal of this artfully composed film, framed with aesthetic care and scored with Mahler's music, conducted by Esa-Pekka Salonen (working with the Swedish Radio Symphonic Orchestra).

Under the pressure of circumstances, he has turned from a classicist into a modernist, while at the same time transforming the very codes and tones of his frame-breaking aesthetic.