Sentence examples for aesthetically indifferent from inspiring English sources
What may have seemed aesthetically indifferent in his work — compared to that of, say, Ansel Adams (no relation) — was actually the product of a Shaker-like sensibility acutely attuned to economies of form and metaphor.
Among dozens of aesthetically indifferent photographs are examples from Douglas Huebler's impossible mission to take a picture of every person in the world, and images of Vito Acconci performing his "Following Piece," in which he tailed strangers on the street until they went indoors.
If something attracts us with its aesthetic appeal, we tend to protect it, purchase it, or try to maintain its aesthetic value; on the other hand, if we don't find an object or an environment aesthetically appealing, we tend to be indifferent to its fate, discard it, or try to make it more attractive.
Aesthetically, the FX show does an effective job mimicking the Coen look, with woozy shots of tiny figures in an indifferent white landscape.
Aesthetically, Wes Gordon (Sept.
Aesthetically, it looks horrible".
Aesthetically, it's prodigious.
Aesthetically, it was surprising.
