Sentence examples for aesthetic matter from inspiring English sources

Abstraction, for 20th-century artists, was not a purely aesthetic matter.

On the contrary, it's an aesthetic matter, a question of art.

The story reflects Mr. Gehry's belief that music, like other creative endeavors, should be more than an aesthetic matter.

And then there's the aesthetic matter of the VFR's huge wedge of a muffler and its Y-shaped headlight, both of which struck a few onlookers as eyesores.

And, since the ultimate point of beauty is to signal who is a good prospect as a mate, what makes a face beautiful is not only an aesthetic matter but also a biological one.

It is an aesthetic matter whether the Mona Lisa is beautiful; this is because (41) is true in some way just in case the Mona Lisa falls in the extension of the aesthetic predicate 'is beautiful' (and mutatis mutandis for (42)).

Pulled to various pieces at SAIC, the ground work was laid for her art now, which feeds primarily on the juxtaposition of trivial or aesthetic subject matter with the decadence and presentation afforded to more "serious" forms of art.

Tsurezuregusa has also been acclaimed for its sections treating aesthetic matters.

For nearly 20 years, her acumen in both administrative and aesthetic matters confirmed the unique spirit of our conservatory.

He is careful never to challenge the director on aesthetic matters, but he likes to get involved in other areas, and this sometimes leads to disagreements.

Poised on his couch is a muse (Nora Cole), a figment of his imagination, but to be obeyed in all aesthetic matters, the tape instructs.