Sentence examples for aesthetic stage from inspiring English sources

The personages Kierkegaard creates to embody the aesthetic stage have two preoccupations, the arts and the erotic.

This clue helps one both to define the aesthetic stage and to see what a stage or sphere of existence in general is.

The blame we think, lies with Charles LeMaire, who, in equipping this year's circus with aesthetic stage design has robbed the Gargantua of his greatness.

The aesthetic stage of existence is characterized by the following: immersion in sensuous experience; valorization of possibility over actuality; egotism; fragmentation of the subject of experience; nihilistic wielding of irony and scepticism; and flight from boredom.

As far as the aesthetic stage of existence is concerned what is preserved in the higher religious stage is the sense of infinite possibility made available through the imagination.

Soon after, Wolfgang Flür and Karl Bartos joined the band on electronic percussion, as did the new smart aesthetic on stage.

All of these are forsaken by the subsequent procession of directors who effectively fight what they've inherited in order to apply their own aesthetic stamp to their stage time.

John Collins, the artistic director of the celebrated Elevator Repair Service and an admirer, says their detailed stage aesthetic has a "filmic ambition".

It looked good.' I said, 'The whole aesthetic behind the stage is of ink and water.' Although we tried not to look like Chineseness, the touch was Chinese.

This is a useful generalization of wrestling's stage aesthetic, in which the enactment of Suffering, Injustice or Male Pride lost or regained is fully articulated in every masklike grimace and gesticulation.

Ms. Tiller has clearly absorbed a great deal about contemporary stage aesthetic: the first act, in particular, was spare, clean and attractive, and there was a uniform visual elegance throughout.