Sentence examples for aesthetically modest from inspiring English sources
It's not arriving onscreen with a somersault and a "ta-DAH!" It feels precise and aesthetically modest, like a female-centric cousin of movies by Whit Stillman (whose first feature in a dozen years, Damsels in Distress, just opened) and late-seventies Woody Allen.
Perhaps I'm just falling for a gimmick, but I find something aesthetically pleasing about its modest exterior.
Ms. Goldberg and Mr. Tamarkin's four-story late Federal house, built in 1850, looks largely at ease with itself now, both impressive and modest, traditional and modern, aesthetically formal but family-friendly.
That modest sum didn't stop the aesthetically conservative Burlington Magazine and a barrage of newspaper articles from attacking the Tate for wasting public money on "experimental art".
His work, aesthetically uneven but always making extravagant use of modest resources, offers a fascinating window into black America in the years between World War I and the beginning of the civil rights movement -- a world of class division, color consciousness, striving and heartbreak that seems at once remarkably vivid and lost in time.
Aesthetically, Wes Gordon (Sept.
Aesthetically, it looks horrible".
Aesthetically, it's prodigious.
