Sentence examples for aesthetic vacuum from inspiring English sources

No art happens in a purely aesthetic vacuum.

As concertgoers we routinely consume fine performances like those provided at Bard in an aesthetic vacuum, concerned chiefly with how a work is played and how it makes us feel.

The trauma of the war and the subsequent social unrest led the radical architects to reject the materialism and positivism that had characterized the "Kaiserreich". The result was an ideological and aesthetic vacuum, and the search for suitable alternatives provided the basis for the correspondence.

Still, she acknowledged that the decisions are not being made in an aesthetic vacuum.

We've reached a point in our civilization where counterculture has mutated into a self-obsessed aesthetic vacuum.

As a consequence of thermal performance characteristics, cost, lightness and aesthetic issues, the optimum vacuum tube diameter is found to be 60 mm.

"...the life I was raised to admire was entirely the product of this isolation, infinitely romantic, but in a kind of vacuum, its only antecedent aesthetic, and the aesthetic only the determined "Bohemianism" of nineteenth-century San Francisco.

Aesthetic judgments don't occur in a vacuum.

Vintage radio enthusiasts contend that modern amateur equipment lacks the aesthetic appeal and "soul" of amateur electronic gear from the vacuum tube era.

Attempts to fill this vacuum prompted the idea of sociobiological underpinnings for the aesthetic appreciation of nature, such as "prospect-refuge theory" (Appleton 1975a 1982), as well as other evolution-related accounts (Orians and Heerwagen 1986 1992).

You can't direct in a vacuum: without a group of peers with whom you share a vision, an aesthetic, even just a single idea, your art exists solely within you, with no outlet for expression.