Sentence examples for aesthetic priority from inspiring English sources

But it's hard to imagine why its temporal priority should have any aesthetic priority.

Great stores reflect the cultural life and aesthetic priorities of a city.

Maclaren's Titanium Edition is a $2,000 baby stroller for parents with serious aesthetic priorities.

If you want to see her play live, on Saturday she begins several months of touring as an opening act for Kenny Chesney, playing stadiums packed with fans whose aesthetic priorities she jokingly summarized for me as "Beer!

Yet because of metals' supreme shape-shifting capacities, a few, diverse objects can tell a material tale that encompasses an array of colors, of shapes and textures (not to mention physical strength and weight), of purposes and meanings and of skills and aesthetic priorities.

And his plots, which tend to unfold almost entirely outdoors because of his own aesthetic priorities and the restrictions on what Iranian films can show, seem to spring from the air and the ground, like those of folk tales or Chekhov stories.

Hospital designs reflect the sociocultural, economic, professional, and aesthetic priorities prevalent at a given time.

If I seem to waffle like a Democrat politician, it's only because both sets of headphones are worthy in their own rights, depending on your musical and aesthetic priorities.

The Nazis deemed books and painting "degenerate," with terrible consequences beyond aesthetic priorities.

In this century, botanical gardens effectively dropped their medicinal function in favour of scientific and aesthetic priorities, and the term "botanic garden" came to be more closely associated with the herbarium, library (and later laboratories) housed there than with the living collectionson which little research was undertaken.

If the inconsistent coloration was an aesthetic decision, their priority would be to preserve it, not undo it.