Sentence examples for aesthetically limited from inspiring English sources
Similarly, the technically competent but aesthetically limited user-interface designer needs a digital self that safely challenges his creative boundaries.
Limiting art's audience to aesthetically sensitive individuals, as Kelly and Price do, is indefensibly undemocratic, as anyone can see.
These are often approved, but must be aesthetically compatible with the neighbourhood – a fact that has often been used to limit the height of new buildings or kill projects entirely.
The smooth transition from bezel to lug is also aesthetically pleasing, but it isn't convenient when you want to replace it with something else; the connector is proprietary to Samsung, limiting the availability of custom options.
Some of the shows in each arena reached above and beyond the limitations of their particular categories, but there were often limits -- practically, aesthetically or thematically -- that hemmed shows in.
"They set the pace aesthetically.
Real-time capabilities are accelerating at a dizzying speed, but there are still hard limits on what can be achieved aesthetically.
There was a need for a planning approach that would revitalise the city and limit the carbon emission so that the city would be a healthy and aesthetically pleasing built environment.
