Sentence examples for aesthetic perceptions from inspiring English sources

More subtle aesthetic perceptions may have led to demands for greater decorum.

For a period, with the tenderness of a master for a pupil whose aesthetic perceptions were virginal, Duveen piloted Ramsay MacDonald, then an M.P., around the London galleries.

He realizes that there is no separating the inequities from the great works, but then how can he be true both to his radicalism and to his aesthetic perceptions?

Aesthetic perceptions of green-tree retention options within harvests were investigated.

Aesthetic perceptions are common in everyday life, even though we are not aware of these natural behavior and ability.

This present-day Turkana custom may facilitate a correct interpretation of prehistoric rock art and help to understand the systems of thoughts, values and aesthetic perceptions of long-vanished prehistoric pastoral societies.

See also, in connection with questions of aesthetic perception, Garry L. Hagberg, "The Aesthetics of Indiscernibles", in Visual Theory, ed.

It follows that existentialist aesthetics and the phenomenological approach to aesthetic perception and judgement (Ingarden 1962, 1965) are two closely related areas.

Computational aesthetics may also improve understanding of human aesthetic perception.

Our findings shed light on the relationship between objective and subjective factors of aesthetic perception and may help designers to systematically target specific facets of visual aesthetics.

My interpretation of grace resides within one's aesthetic perception.