The phrase "aesthetic time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the perception or experience of time in relation to beauty, art, or design.
Example: "In her latest installation, the artist explores the concept of aesthetic time, inviting viewers to reflect on how beauty influences their experience of duration."
Alternatives: "artistic time" or "visual time".
Perhaps the art of those bad aesthetic times was prophylactically sealed against reality.
This isn't ground-churning work, but it's intelligent and witty, and as such very much a sign of the aesthetic times.
It's not shallow or frivolous for women and men to interest ourselves in our own personal aesthetic, devoting time and care to how we look.
Wang's latest work Amsterdam Bridge V carries on his signature sci-fi aesthetic, this time applying it to a spiral bridge.
Specialist Qian attended 14 times to the objective of hydromechanical performance, five times to aesthetic performance, nine times to kinetic performance, 18 times to toughness performance, 12 times to other performance, 15 times to fairing, 26 times to machinability and 1 time to the cost objective.
Shaftesbury takes up aesthetic questions from time to time across his Characteristics of Men, Manners, Opinions, Times (first published in 1711), particularly within its third, fourth, and fifth Treatises.
I enjoy a good meal as much as anyone, but I get so confused by nutritional, budgetary, ecological, ethical, aesthetic, and time-management concerns that I often subsist for weeks on instant oatmeal and multivitamins.
She was an authentic daughter of Blake, (whom she loved) -- a poet who wrenched her aesthetic at times to accommodate didactic passion.
The reason why I must represent this one objective world by means of a unified and unbounded space-time is that, as Kant argued in the Transcendental Aesthetic, space and time are the pure forms of human intuition.
But followers would be wise not to point out his aesthetic attributes any time soon.
