Sentence examples for aesthetically interesting from inspiring English sources

In fact, few of them are even aesthetically interesting.

"The idea was to find things that were aesthetically interesting but which have no connection with fashion at all," the designer says.

The poems (unlike the prose) rarely discuss masculinity outright: instead, they take on, and render aesthetically interesting, the qualities that tough guys are supposed to have.

In one of the few aesthetically interesting touches, clusters of women are framed in the balconies during Leporello's "Catalogue Aria", when the Don's weary sidekick tallies up his master's conquests.

He had always liked umbrellas, and often sketched them, because he found them aesthetically interesting, but this was the first time that he considered them as dysfunctional objects that might benefit from being reinvented.

Some of the most riveting as well as the most aesthetically interesting documents at the Morgan are the fair copies and galley proofs, which testify both to Proust's fluidity as a writer and also to his dogged perfectionism: he was a serial reviser, changing isolated words and perfecting sentences and phrases right up until the very end.

As a result, we have a new enamel collection that has been a blast to make and is aesthetically pretty interesting.

"They are saying, let us do the work of making something aesthetically pleasing, or interesting," she said.

"We want a community that is aesthetically and culturally interesting, as opposed to a big retail center that creates a lot of traffic and noise and has no soul".

Four tests that use combined approaches suggest a relationship between complexity and spaces which are aesthetically pleasing or interesting.

Aesthetically, it's an interesting question.