Sentence examples for aesthetic render from inspiring English sources

The convergence between the two delivered a conceptual experience, thanks, in no small part, to an audiovisual aesthetic render generated by the use of both digital and analog technologies, and also to a real time looping approach allowing audiences to feel the nonphysical natural forces surrounding us.

Either form of contemplation (moral or aesthetic) renders weapons and corpses into emblems of ultimate truth.

Filming Taris underwater, Vigo turns the mere technique of breathing into an exaltation of bubbles, an ecstatically disorienting aesthetic rendering of the biological.

Gabriel Kahane — born in California in 1981 and currently residing in Ditmas Park — is emblematic of a growing Brooklyn aesthetic that renders moot distinctions among so-called high and low forms of art.

Today, the "impurities" of home movies, YouTube, pop music, pop culture at large (television, video games, comic books), digital technology, fashion, and the history of cinema itself infuse movies with a range of experiences and references that have expanded its aesthetic range and rendered it closer to the personal experiences of its viewers — especially its younger viewers.

Today, the "impurities" of home movies, YouTube, pop music, pop culture at large (television, video games, comic books), digital technology, fashion, and the history of cinema itself infuse movies with a range of experiences and references that have expanded its aesthetic range and rendered it closer to the personal experiences of its viewers especially its younger viewers.

No one did a better job rendering this aesthetic than Patrick Robinson, now in his second season at Perry Ellis.

There is no better contrast to that rhythmic period than Daughter's video, which accrues in long, confident blocks of time: attention span rendered as aesthetic.

Its worth as a cultural and aesthetic object had been rendered moot, never mind that it turns out to be a divertingly goofy thriller with an animistic bent, moments of shivery and twitchy suspense and a solid lead performance from Mark Wahlberg.

Criticism renders the aesthetic value of an artwork objective to the extent that it succeeds in evoking common appreciative experiences among many observers by drawing their attention to the same features and relations of the artwork (AE 312 3).

Though sweetly, even poetically, rendered, their reductive aesthetic clashes with the maturity of the film's subject (a brief tour of her bedroom bookshelf is a jaw-dropper).