Sentence examples for aesthetic thrill from inspiring English sources

The aesthetic thrill is paramount".

Nabokov's lush language in "Lolita" seduces with a perverse aesthetic thrill.

A snowstorm offers an aesthetic thrill and an opportunity for heroics.

Nor is "estranging" likely to give one much of an aesthetic thrill; indeed, it's a cliché.

He told me, "It's predominantly an aesthetic thrill that draws me to this music, but I'm aware of the tensions and contradictions on a sociological level.

In reality, Ibsen reminds us that structure is meaning and that there is a moral and aesthetic thrill in the moment of revelation.

Mr. Jones, 32, a long-limbed playwright with wavy hair and a splendidly demented aesthetic, thrills to the prospect of so much gore.

If he's hungry for aesthetic thrills, he seeks them at BAM and in London; he's been a devotee of experimental troupes like Theatre de Complicite and Cheek by Jowl.

That created a certain amount of controversy last season; those who enjoy that kind of structured aesthetic were thrilled, and while I enjoyed the season as a whole, it wasn't my favorite year for the show.

His recent work is his finest, and the case that it makes for abstract art's not yet exhausted potencies, both aesthetic and philosophical, thrills.

Reading the book is a charged and thrilling aesthetic experience and one remembers gratefully that this is what the novel can do, and indeed does, better than any other art form it gets the human condition, it skewers and fixes it in all its richness and squalor unlike anything else.