Sentence examples for aesthetic principle from inspiring English sources

It would be nice to call this a "principled" stand but it is precisely the lack of any aesthetic principle by which creativity can be judged that has reduced the benchmark of appreciation to breaking taboos and upsetting people.

For reasons of high aesthetic principle, I do not write on a computer.

But the avant-garde — especially the musical version of it — had elevated tedium into a fundamental aesthetic principle.

It has no aesthetic principle, no vision, indeed, no agenda, but merely adorns familiar formulas with demagogic nods.

The only aesthetic principle that unites the characters and binds them to the environments in which they compete are saturated colors.

His aesthetic principle of "the combination for artistic purposes of all conceivable materials" has become orthodoxy and can be followed directly to the work of Damien Hirst.

A notable exception is Monroe Beardsley, who claims — heroically and extraordinarily — that there are exactly three aesthetic principles: things are aesthetically excellent either by being unified or intense or complex (Beardsley 1958, chapter XI).

In the sixteenth century, there emerged an industry of sculptors who restored the newly unearthed works of antiquity according to contemporary aesthetic principles, which often were at odds with the aesthetics of antiquity.

This work advances the growing literature in product design and aesthetics by providing an understanding of the mechanisms through which aesthetic principles might prompt emotional responses in consumers.

Finally, in aesthetics, more generally, we shall attempt to 'abduce' or at least deduce certain aesthetic principles that might inform a 'green design ethic' in contemporary society from these and other artists.

For analysts, charts almost seem to follow aesthetic principles.