Sentence examples for aesthetic rules from inspiring English sources

"We have our own little aesthetic rules".

The continuing dialectic of hardcore as a strict set of aesthetic rules and as basically loud porousness.

There was as yet no definition of an English history play, and there were no aesthetic rules regarding its shaping.

To fulfill certain theoretical and aesthetic rules, B was sometimes flatted and, later, F was sometimes sharped.

"Dancer in the Dark," like any worthwhile piece of art, flouts its own enabling aesthetic rules at will.

Yet a constant individuality and ingenuity affect the familiar mode, and an art uninhibited by arbitrary aesthetic rules takes many fresh directions.

Campbell's emergence as a country-pop star coincided with the rise of rock criticism, just then codifying around a clutch of aesthetic rules-of-thumb, now known as "rockism".

"If we just use the aesthetic rule of thumb of saying if it looks bad, it is bad and if it looks good, it – probably – is good," we'd get a lot further than with arcane and complex economic theories".

Is fashion fundamentally ageist and sizeist, or is it just that the aesthetic imperative rules no matter what?

The fake-doc aesthetic that rules so much television these days is used to witty effect as we are invited to hang out with Mr. Rogen, James Franco and some other famous pals, whose lives turn out to be exactly what we might have expected, based on some of their earlier movies.

I'm very aware that if your films are in French, you need to promote them hard abroad to make people watch them, but cinema has globalised, so I don't need to go places where cultural fear, artistic fear and aesthetic fear rule.