Sentence examples for aesthetic objection from inspiring English sources

This is an aesthetic objection, rather than an accusation of malfeasance, but it helps to explain why Djokovic, despite his primacy, still strains for the adulation that seems to be the birthright of his peers.

These scenes may not be to every viewer's taste, but if you've watched the show to that point, it's too late to claim any ethical or aesthetic objection to the voyeuristic aspects.

It would be wrong to say they preferred it to the new stuff, but they certainly didn't register any aesthetic objections.

Another probable no-show, if the concert ever comes off, would be Homer Simpson, who has voiced more aesthetic objections to similar events.

He pointed out that in addition to the potential aesthetic objections to sand mounds, there are some economic disincentives to them as well.

At Sports Day, Mal has to deal with both his aesthetic objections to his son and his disappointment in Jet's athletic ability and interest: "A distance was opening up between father and son, and how do you close it?

The film can be printed with advertising or decorative patterns, although the group has found that a repetitive pattern of small circles made from the same adhesive plastic is both effective and less likely to prompt aesthetic objections.

Other factors that have limited the use of concentrated solar, such as aesthetic objections to mounting concentrator systems on suburban rooftops, may largely restrict applications to commercial buildings or arrays in the desert.

There will be the usual caveats in victory from those outside Stamford Bridge, from the mediocrity of the league this year to the widespread aesthetic objections that seem to suggest the meat-and-potatoes English football fan has now been transformed into a kind of armchair Oscar Wilde, holding a lavender-scented kerchief to his nose at the spectacle of well-organised, versatile winning football.

In a White Paper last December, the Department of Health argued for a moratorium on the practice because of ethical and aesthetic objections to mixing human and animal material.

In addition, sea-based wind farms are less likely to set off aesthetic or environmental objections than land-based ones.