Sentence examples for aesthetically impressive from inspiring English sources

Although aesthetically impressive, the docks and East End are lacking in the communities that made London so cosmopolitan and fuelled its commercial growth.

In the MTC production it's particularly frustrating, for Strong is the best director he's ever been – his spatial direction is excellent, with every moment an aesthetically impressive composition.

Co-written by Rashida Jones and directed by Joe Wright, Nosedive manages to create a believable and aesthetically impressive mini-universe without the need for tiresome exposition.

Lately, the Voice has sounded a little scratchy and frayed, though the stout resolve and superb technique with which Streisand manages to hoist it over these difficulties has come to seem morally as well aesthetically impressive.

There are myriad examples of bad designs that obscure affordances, from door handles whose shape gives no indication whether they should be pushed or pulled to aesthetically impressive control panels consisting of identical knobs symmetrically arrayed, without any visual clues as to what the various knobs do.

In addition to many other Disney drawings, there is a painting of the Medusa from the classic (1969) Disneyland ride 'The Haunted Mansion.' The ride is an immersive but aesthetically impressive horror experience, much like any del Toro film.

The architectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner has described Nunney as "aesthetically the most impressive castle in Somerset".

The architectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner has described the castle as "aesthetically the most impressive castle in Somerset".

I have seen quite a few over the last decade, but none more aesthetically and environmentally impressive than these three.

Aesthetically, the results are impressive: the color photographs and graphics are as good as anything on newsprint, and the pages are crisp, without the smudges and pinholes typically found around the borders of newspapers.

For a steppingstone, it's extremely impressive — both aesthetically and technologically.