Sentence examples for aesthetic match from inspiring English sources

"It's not an aesthetic match that we're looking for, more a match of sensibility," she says.

A self-described magpie, the New York-based fashion designer found her aesthetic match in fellow Briton Alexander Gilkes (a co-founder of Paddle 8, an online art market).

At the singer-songwriter end were artists like Ingrid Michaelson, who performed at Lilith: an aesthetic match for the older artists on the bill, but not a political one.

The movie's clear and brisk aesthetic matches the strong and facile sentimentality of its message.

Once you have some potential florists or photographers in mind, check out their accounts and see if your aesthetic matches theirs.

Jesse Cataldo of Slant Magazine noted that the album "has the feel of a vanity project" and wrote "It may be an above-average album, but its aesthetic matches her persona only at its shallowest levels, in the thinness of its ideas and the often-forceful ugliness of its message".

Check out the quality of the images, and how the aesthetic matches their Tumblr.

Set in rough quarters of Chicago, the film offers a brawny, clear-eyed perspective — urban without Los Angeles or New York glossy dross — and an overcast aesthetic to match.

Working with the cinematographer Ricardo Aronovich, she develops a gliding, peering, shifting aesthetic to match the glossy surfaces with which she conveys shuddering depths of feeling.

"O.J.: Made in America" is a documentary about modern times that seem like ancient history, and it's made with an aesthetic to match.

The title is aimed at girls aged eight to fifteen, and it has a bright, pink-heavy, clamorously cheerful aesthetic to match.