Sentence examples for aesthetic resemblance from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, the 'designed' and constructed landscapes that are replacing these (newly) historical, biologically rich landscapes bear no ecological or aesthetic resemblance to their precedents.

Yet despite all the seemingly obvious signs -- it's art, McCarthy's an artist, FIAC is an art fair -- the inflatable masterpiece is attracting attention not for its aesthetic uniqueness but for its resemblance to sex toys.

In addition, something can aesthetically please or displease by resemblance to something else that pleases or displeases for aesthetic reasons only, which is typically expressed by analogies or metaphors and which sometimes leads to the formation of aesthetic styles.

Any resemblance of this gallery to the Raf Simons aesthetic is entirely coincidental (OK, it was that kind of a week).

He adapted his own aesthetic, and his portraits of women often bear a striking resemblance to each other.

Doing the visualization in three-dimensions further adds to the aesthetic properties and intuitiveness of the graph as it increases the resemblance to actual real-life objects.

The primary aesthetic impression of a work of art borrows nothing from recognition or resemblance".

But where the Ghost bears little to no familial resemblance to the 7 Series, there always existed a clear aesthetic connection between the Maybachs and the S-Class.

bears strong resemblance to the "I'm not like the other girls" aesthetic.

They also bear more than a passing resemblance to the designs of Rick Owens, a fellow Californian whose brooding aesthetic is the talk of the runways.

It received mixed reviews from critics upon release, with criticism directed at its resemblance to other kart racers of the time and praise at some aesthetic and gameplay aspects.