Sentence examples for aesthetic points from inspiring English sources

The "American Songbooks" do not try to score easy political or aesthetic points.

The latest dalliance with the fascist aesthetic "points to a subverted sex appeal," Ms. Merkin said the other day.

"How on earth do you award aesthetic points to a 75-minute suicide note?" the Guardian's Michael Billington asked.

How on earth do you award aesthetic points to a 75-minute suicide note? - which is what the play, written shortly before Kane's death, effectively is.

In context, Geschke's beard has to be read as a serious bid for aesthetic points in the Tour (come on, it does).

Contemporary and sustainable, it wins eco points for its wood-burning stove, solar hot water, triple glazing and reed-bed drainage – and aesthetic points for its one-off furnishings by local artists and makers, many of whom work on the estate.

From an aesthetic point of view, things are much simpler.

The sooner the better, from an aesthetic point of view.

From an aesthetic point of view, the cards are a visual feast of retro typography.

She deflected, too, an attempt to have her define her aesthetic point of view.

His company, Violator Management, had in its earliest years an aesthetic point of view.