Sentence examples for aesthetic importance from inspiring English sources

Is it of outstanding aesthetic importance?

The loss of migration is of more than aesthetic importance.

Many filmmakers, academics and critics attest to the historical and aesthetic importance of Canyon Cinema's collection.

Nowhere in "Proud Russia Keeps Mir Aloft" (May 23) did anyone speak of Mir's historical, archaeological or aesthetic importance.

Legitimating the arts and culture solely in these terms dangerously neglects to accept them solely for their aesthetic importance.

And, of more enduring aesthetic importance, they began to illustrate the documents elaborately with images and calligraphy.

I believe she hopes this tension is resolved by her emphasis on perception and the aesthetic and moral importance of the ordinary, of the quotidian.

Mr. Kimball, who often speaks to farmer groups, contends that the old barns hold more than just aesthetic and symbolic importance.

But what is missing in the selection of artwork is a focus on quality, works of art whose intrinsic aesthetic or historical importance makes them objects of value and notice.

This fact, Mr. Wheeler said, conflicts with the "ethical principle" that prohibits mentioning monetary value in museum catalogs and other publications, so people do not conflate a work's aesthetic or historical importance with its price tag.

Water is one of the most important physical, aesthetic landscape elements and possesses importance e.g. in environmental psychology, landscape design, and tourism research, but the relationship between water and health in current literature is only investigated in the field of environmental toxicology and microbiology, not explicitly in the research field of blue space and human well-being.