Sentence examples for aesthetic powers from inspiring English sources

Later, conscious of his aesthetic powers, he uses them to heal his friend and neighbor on the Key, Wireman, another man with a damaged past.

And its iconic pixelated aesthetic powers a strong physical merchandise business.

Because Shakespeare's work is so prolific and his cognitive and aesthetic powers so original and unsurpassed that, as Harold Bloom once said, one might very well ask whether Shakespeare is indeed God.

Its likely message — feminist menace, more or less — is completely subsumed in its aesthetic power.

The grandeur of this expanded scale gives Moretti's work aesthetic power.

There is no aesthetic power and precious little to think about.

Yet the essence of the movie's aesthetic power — and of its enduring significance — is its intrinsic heterogeneity.

The implied commentary on conditions of womanhood in Spain is both cartoonishly obvious and, in its aesthetic power, exhilarating.

And a girl, on hand to be rescued, fought over and filmed from behind at a low angle as further testimony to the aesthetic power of 3-D.

It is the perfect final gesture in a film that has the sweep and aesthetic power of a full-length ballet.

And because the book was preserved and disseminated through exacting hand-copies, calligraphy took on tremendous spiritual, political and aesthetic power.