Sentence examples for aesthetically remarkable from inspiring English sources
In point of fact, when one undertakes to examine the continent critically, it is evident that the Incas were among the least aesthetically remarkable of the various peoples of South America, almost all of whom attained artistic levels that were only occasionally equaled by the latecomers.
It is said that Andreotti, when watching it, momentarily lost his temper, then admitted that the film was aesthetically remarkable, but that the suggestion that he was somehow responsible for many of the "illustrious corpses" of the First Republic was ludicrous – a fair reaction.
Some obviously better-off families, just as the rich Moor families in Mauritania (Boulay 2005) have managed to adopt these new types of shelters in rather remarkable ways, both technically and aesthetically, and it is not rare now to meet camps that consist entirely of these mosaic tents around Lake Van.
And although aesthetically something of an eyesore, Excelsior has a remarkable selection of fashion and home designs, a marvelous food and wine market and, judging by its scale and the investment behind it, vast reserves of ambition.
Mediterranean forests are characterised by a remarkable set of features that make them naturally and aesthetically attractive, on the one hand, but also quite fragile, on the other, therefore calling for careful strategies for their conservation and management.
So Nietzsche, on this account, does not claim that his evaluative perspective is veridical; he simply claims that it enjoys a certain sort of interpersonal appeal, owing to our "common attitude to remarkable men," "our tendency to admire certain individuals," to find them aesthetically appealing.
Even more remarkable than this organizational feat, however, is the fact that Terminal 3 is also an aesthetically exhilarating place to be.
Indeed, his abstractions proved so remarkable that during the 50's and 60's some dancegoers argued that it was aesthetically necessary for ballet to discard plot and characterization, just as certain artistic and musical authorities had argued that painting was destined to become abstract and that historical necessity had propelled music toward serialism.
