Sentence examples for aesthetic thrust from inspiring English sources

In addition, an aesthetic thrust of sampling in qualitative research is that small is beautiful (25).

Eliot's essay was classicist, an aesthetic whose thrust was essentially negative, defined in opposition to romanticism.

The Spanish Neorealistic variants with their testimonial thrust subjected aesthetic considerations to their content, exhibiting the pedestrian style, simplistic techniques, and repetitive themes traditionally attributed to engagé (socially committed) literature.

A collaborative effort set down in a week, its stew of filthy blues punk rekindles the Stooges' thrusting noise aesthetic with effortless panache.

In the realm of scientific inquiry, what we need to learn and what we can learn from aesthetic experience is not to "thrust ourselves out upon [nature], with all the impatient anticipations of our reason," without having collected adequate data to support our theorizing.

Thrusting China's contemporary icons into the aesthetic landscape of early Communist propaganda provides a striking image of quite how far the country has come since Deng Xiaoping began his policy of Reform and Opening in 1978.

Huggonier may have sourced an American modernist, but in the pure bold colours – red, white and blue – and the thrusting perspectives in her patterns, the piece has an exhilarating aesthetic optimism similar to Russian constructivism.

Writing in the Los Angeles Times about an exhibition of her work, critic Kristine McKenna observed, "As aesthetic forms, they're structured around a number of oppositions: profile versus surface; vertical thrust versus horizontal stripe; order versus whimsy; color versus form.

This thrust is at the heart of the pleasure of interactive gaming, but it might also mark its aesthetic limitations.

Thrust stages aren't, well, thrusting.

Aesthetic Plast.