'aesthetic sensitivity' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's appreciation of beauty, taste, or style. For example, "She has an impressive aesthetic sensitivity; she always manages to pick out the most beautiful pieces of artwork."
Lawler couldn't mock aesthetic sensitivity if she didn't share it.
Maintaining a strictly aesthetic sensitivity to Wölfli is difficult, but I think it's worth a try.
Despite an enduring air of disquiet, the cumulative effect, choreographed by the sculptor's exceptional aesthetic sensitivity, is one of celebration.
It is believed that the appreciation and production of calligraphy requires lofty personal qualities and unusual aesthetic sensitivity.
Add uncanny aesthetic sensitivity and social acuity, and you have a catalyst that, dropped into the art world's chemistry, stayed the same while altering everything.
Previously, piano study was widespread in Japan because of a belief among parents that it helped "cultivate young children's aesthetic sensitivity," said Saburo Seki, a Yamaha spokesman.
The concept for Anthology currently on view at MoMA PS1 was to invite an intergenerational group of black American visual artists to contribute a performance art score, an instruction for an action that I would interpret based on my own aesthetic sensitivities and sensibilities.
And experience trumps aesthetic sensibility.
Wilson, indeed, had played a part in establishing Eliot's reputation as such, having gushed, in his era-defining study "Axel's Castle" (1931), that the poet-critic had an "infinitely sensitive apparatus for aesthetic appreciation" — a sensitivity presumably not worth squandering on something as puerile and formulaic as mysteries.
It evolves into something less aesthetic, with less sensitivity, with less revelation.
TAKING FATHER HOME The Chinese director Ying Liang's first feature film, from 2005, which he made for a few thousand dollars with an amateur cast and crew and a borrowed video camera, displays a world-class aesthetic sense, humanistic sensitivity, and political audacity.
