Sentence examples for aesthetic inheritance from inspiring English sources
As Usnavi, the owner of a corner bodega, Miranda raps, dances, and wins the love of a comely hairdresser, radiating the kind of scrappy idealism that is his aesthetic inheritance.
And just as you can smell the diesel, the salt water, and the fish guts in Leviathan, so the film's astoundingly kinetic, utterly physical aesthetic reflects this inheritance, one that turned an "academic" exercise into a physical one.
The narrative that unspools, with themes of rumor, bigotry, depression, suicide, inheritance, love, community, and trust, has aesthetic flourishes involving horology, a hedge maze, and Faulkner.
Thus, unwittingly the Classical Beethovenian inheritance turned into something of an aesthetic liability for Romantic composers swayed by the image of Beethoven and unable or unwilling to face the fact that their particular talents were totally unsuited for any further capitalization of his basic compositional procedures.
His inheritance of Dior's label may have increased the prominence of his aesthetic, but the power was already there.
There are aesthetic schools.
