Sentence examples similar to aesthetically remarkable element from inspiring English sources

The most remarkable element of the carnivals is the dedication of the people involved.

The film's most remarkable element is reflective of both its main characters: the refusal to change gears.

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.

Another remarkable element is the movement, now fully developed, toward an integration of architecture and mosaic decoration.

So that brings us to another remarkable element of Grant's movie success.

There are several remarkable elements to the agreement.

One of the most remarkable elements in McMakin's work is how it feels to the touch.

Performing arts clearly involve many aesthetically important elements.

There are not remarkable removable elements addressed by testers.

The properties in question here are generally aesthetic properties, and the assumption motivating the experiential requirement is that the appreciation of artworks necessarily involves an aesthetic element (i.e. not necessarily beauty per se, but something aesthetically pleasing or rewarding).

Bactroceras, and Bathmoceras are remarkable as recurring elements.