Sentence examples for aesthetic strictures from inspiring English sources
Aesthetic strictures have moved out of gated communities, "spreading into ordinary suburbs, where people are confusing safety with control," he continued, adding, "It's coming down to a gross insecurity on the part of many people to allow diversity next door".
By contrast, the criticism that Godard wrote in the fifties, like that of his friends and comrades at Cahiers du Cinéma, was uninhibited by the strictures of aesthetic prejudice; it was open, ecstatic, enthusiastic, vituperative, anarchic, and personal.
Seventy years after his death, Tom Stoppard's masterly and underrated play The Invention Of Love sought to compare the repressed existence of Housman with the fin-de-siècle of Wilde and the Aesthetic movement, giving Housman a sympathetic hearing as a passionate, brilliant man unable to break out against the strictures of society.
Similar strictures afflict teaching.
There are aesthetic schools.
We embraced that aesthetic.
