Sentence examples for aesthetical from inspiring English sources

Because all reality becomes aesthetical, too, then it's a total confusion between art and reality, and the result of this confusion is hyperreality.

"The aesthetical way of the cinema for me is also the ethical way, especially when you are telling real stories," Mr. Marcello said in an interview this summer in his compact editing suite in a shared office space downtown here.

Ms. Mates takes inspiration for her work from a wide range of sources, including vertebrae and medieval weaponry, giving a particular twist to her creations, but what antiquity and her work have in common is "the desire for elegant solutions to a technical and aesthetical question," she said.

"Classic or traditional yachts have always had their place in St. Barts and offer a more aesthetical and historical side to the festival," Ms. Gee said.

It was mostly an aesthetical choice that was discussed".

It has to compete with many more exciting aesthetical forms, from the latest iPhone to new architecture.

"The recent cleaning was absolutely necessary for both conservation and aesthetical reasons," Mr. Pomarède said in an e-mail.

Resistance to aesthetical cultural, political habits".

You would be hard-pressed to find a heated, passionate polemic between writers over some aesthetical, let alone political, issue - nobody seems to care enough, and many are scared to come off as pretentious.

Distance has a powerful aesthetical effect".

In his essay "The Soul of Man Under Socialism" (1891) Oscar Wilde puts this rather well: acknowledging the objection that his vision of a happy realm peopled by aesthetical and egalitarian individualists is impractical, he writes: "It is unpractical, and it goes against human nature.