Sentence examples for aesthetic language from inspiring English sources

Nor does he lose a sense of the relation a relation necessary to the meaning of the aesthetic language we use – between the aesthetically-descriptive expressions we employ within particular contexts and "what we call the culture of the period" (Wittgenstein 1966, 8).

The aesthetic language belongs to another age.

"When I saw the astonishing results, I realized I had created a new aesthetic language," he said.

Once he and Mondrian have grown to share this basic aesthetic language, he becomes a really inventive artist.

Such an impression conflicts both with the aesthetic language of suburban architecture, and the needs of pedestrians.

In several moments in history, which, sometimes, can hardly be defined as convivencia, a new amalgamated aesthetic language was born.

Just as perplexing is the clash of aesthetic languages.

One reason, Mr. Yamamoto said, is aesthetic: languages, like animal species, contribute to the richness and diversity of the world: "If you speak English, you have one world; if you speak Navajo, you have another world".

A self-portrait, whether a painting or a photograph, has traditionally been associated with art, coming out of a creative impulse to explore the self through an aesthetic visual language.

Gass's intention was the opposite: he was trying to unlock the aesthetic potential of language.

For Barthelme, "the aesthetic potential of language" was just one more concept to have fun with; for Gass, it was a solace for the emptiness of existence.