Sentence examples for aesthetic limitations from inspiring English sources

This thrust is at the heart of the pleasure of interactive gaming, but it might also mark its aesthetic limitations.

Mr. Tatsumi began drawing manga as a child, but he quickly rebelled against the form's aesthetic limitations.

"When we were coming up with the title, we were searching for something that would be compelling to audiences, but we didn't want to impose any sort of aesthetic limitations.

For her first woodcut, "East and Beyond" (1973), a radiant open space above a graceful mountainlike divide, the artist used a jigsaw to define the shapes, then printed the whole by a specially devised method that overcame aesthetic limitations.

Yet as someone who remains obsessed with the "sound of the sprockets" and the "feel of 35mm", and is still sufficiently young at heart to take a late-life leap into big-screen 3D, doesn't he flinch at all from the aesthetic limitations of the small screen?

This novel, set in the Congo, is an account of...the failure of...narrator, James Gillespie, a skeptical Irish novelist, to keep the love of Ines, an idealistic Italian Communist; the Congolese independence movement of 1959; and, finally, the aesthetic limitations of narrative... View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By John Cassidy By Emily Nussbaum.

Murff transformed this aesthetic limitation to a powerful tool to explore identity politics.

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And Mr. Gray does not probe too deeply, which is both a fair aesthetic choice and a limitation.

After all, poetic composition is the art of finding beauty in constraint, of turning limitation into aesthetic opportunity, and that, we know, is a feat these women were forced to perform incessantly.

The game's striking visual aesthetic was the fortunate result of limitations.