Sentence examples for aesthetic visions from inspiring English sources

What resulted is hallway gallery in which unique aesthetic visions suddenly emerge from behind closed doors.

And each emerges as having distinctive aesthetic visions — starkly minimalist, merry or romantic — though these might be tough for the general-interest reader to discern.

The very transformation of the seventeen-year-old Gatz into Gatsby, "in the service of a vast, vulgar, and meretricious beauty," would have been a big story — the mere connection of the prodigal farm boy's mercantile impulses and precocious aesthetic visions would have filled a chapter or two.

Many of Gustave's aesthetic visions were advised by his Impressionist friends.

But it could also mean a whole new way of thinking about how live performances, international festival culture and artists' aesthetic visions could play out on stages and elsewhere.

He also had an aesthetic vision.

Bastardy is beauty, in Franz's aesthetic vision.

Haute couture is really about taste and aesthetic vision.

The portraits here offer West Coast idealism and conviction coupled with an extravagant aesthetic vision.

Protecting those footprints was a remarkable achievement, the result of true aesthetic vision and popular will.

He began it, he said, to "expand the aesthetic vision" of visitors.