Sentence examples for aesthetic obsession from inspiring English sources

Sometime after he gave up the idea of being a poet, Parfit developed a new aesthetic obsession: photography.

Indeed, there is something in Horizon's aesthetic obsession that harks back to the great work of Yu Suzuki.

I leave thinking I've got it: PC Music is first about personality and aesthetic obsession, traits that are filtered through Cook's brain before being applied to music.

His apparent renunciation of stylistic flourishes — the absence of lyrical rhetoric, the spare sketching of context, the paring of narrative voice to short, stark strokes — was the style of no style, an aesthetic obsession so fanatical and so closely linked to Hemingway's sense of personal bearing and way of life that it comes off, in retrospect, as an inverse dandyism.

Conceived and directed by Pavol Liska and Kelly Copper, the artistic directors of the experimental company Nature Theater of Oklahoma, "Rambo Solo" is a winking shard of low-concept theater for downtown hipsters, an alternately hilarious and enervating, entrancing and tedious tribute to the crazed but comforting grip of aesthetic obsession.

Mayors don't always use their powers in pursuit of private aesthetic obsessions.

It reflects the aesthetic obsessions of a tiny coterie that anyone with the price of a ticket is free to join.

Even aside from the industry's weird aesthetic obsessions, it is bizarrely fond of celebrating men who are horrible to women, and this, to my mind, is the worst of its crimes.

After all, Japanese pop culture already has certain aesthetic hallmarks: techno-obsession, warp-speed trend cycles and infatuation with childhood.

This attacked Riefenstahl for a perceived continuity of her "fascist aesthetic"- of her obsession with strength, youth and beauty - across her career.

You can't even be ugly and get on the radio anymore, such is media's obsession with aesthetic.