Sentence examples for aesthetic restraint from inspiring English sources

But as its aesthetic restraint has assumed full scale, it has taken on a dignified monumentality.

But Petrobelli's aesthetic restraint isn't immediately evident in the stylish Notting Hill apartment she shares with her family.

Succulents are everywhere, a plague of precious aesthetic restraint.

And yet Bourgeois and Gober have made art that has proven to sustain interest despite their imposition of aesthetic restraint.

Organized by Terence Riley, chief curator of the Modern's department of architecture and design, the show focuses on conceptual projects from the 1960's and 70's, a period when architects were rapidly shedding the aesthetic restraints of the Modernism movement.

Performers, dressed mainly in black, worked within Mr. Veggetti's aesthetic of restraint and control.

The brainstorm suggested crucial elements: transparency, aesthetic appeal, restraint, just-in-time information.

The show includes some highly charismatic items, among them a bamboo tea scoop carved by Sen no Rikyu, the 16th-century tea master who codified the "wabi" aesthetic of restraint and imperfection that for many still defines Japaneseness.

Wheatley has commented that they heralded a divergence from the stage-inspired horror of the 1940s and 1950s to a more modern Gothic horror based in the present day, losing in the process the "aesthetic of restraint" evident in the original adaptations.

Expectations for tidal and wave power were high but have not delivered.By contrast, it has been relatively simple to take the established technology of onshore wind farms out to sea, where engineers face few aesthetic or environmental restraints on the size of the individual turbines.

In opting to undo what Kahn had done, Hardy managed to fix what may have been Central Synagogue's biggest aesthetic shortcoming — an odd restraint that makes it look as if Fernbach had been afraid to let himself go.