Sentence examples for aesthetic predilections from inspiring English sources

But the aesthetic predilections of Republican audiences require that his response sound tough and forceful, and he needs above all to somehow distinguish himself from Mr Obama.

The firm had never done a house that would be completed without a predetermined owner, and never had a client who expressed no aesthetic predilections.

Younger people working in the business are more likely to be college-educated than their earlier counterparts, and their aesthetic predilections have grown more sophisticated.

(Ignatiy Vishnevetsky praises the 2011 feature "The Three Musketeers 3D" as Anderson's "most personal" film that transforms the story into "a barely-recognizable vehicle for his own aesthetic predilections," and I'm planning to see it to find out what that might mean).

I attended this launch as a columnist, and it was evident that Jobs had indulged his technical and aesthetic predilections well beyond the commercially feasible.

His invocation of his literary heroes is a joy: he calls on William Blake (who flashes the twin themes of innocence and experience), T. S. Eliot (who signals the bleak moments), and that mini-poster boy DeLillo (for whom Curtis and Camilla share a passion that's something of an aesthetic mystery, given Birnbaum's own narrative predilections).

Do gays have a natural predilection toward fastidiousness and the aesthetic dimension, an "interior decorator gene," as it were?

They were most impressed by the last chapter of Principia Ethica, whose identification of aesthetic appreciation and personal love as the highest goods very much fit their predilections.

Because responses to artworks are so personal, a responsible critic must acknowledge that idiosyncratic predilections may play into his or her responses to a show, and must be careful to separate considered aesthetic judgments from plain old personal prejudice.

So do their predilections.

We all have our predilections.