Sentence examples for aesthetically unified from inspiring English sources
As a final step, we demonstrated that these MSCs can be aesthetically unified with other laser-patterned elastomeric circuits and electronics, featuring computer-designed artistic patterns and letters.
Ultimately, after they took the planners for a walk around the site, the architects managed to convince them that the neighborhood wasn't all that aesthetically unified to begin with.
For roughly a decade, from the early '80s to the early '90s — marked by high-water films all weirdly clustered together, like "Commando" (1985), "Aliens" (1986), "RoboCop" (1987) and "Die Hard" (1988) — the great American action film was a robust genre, as complex and thematically rich and aesthetically unified as the musical or the western.
Though aesthetically unified only by what some historians term the "commercial style", the architects of the Chicago School shared an interest in creating innovative tall buildings, an effort supported not just by steel but by the electricity needed to keep the lights on and the elevators running.
Mr. Castorf ignores the history of Wagner in Bayreuth; he ignores Wagner's score (rarely moving with the music, except when consciously against it); and, without explicitly breaking the fourth wall, he ignores the majesty and concentration of Wagnerian theater and its all-encompassing, aesthetically unified experience.
While she creates aesthetically unified compositions, Reichert strives to preserve tension in her work.
I don't understand how anyone could intelligently argue that there's anything so unique and/or aesthetically unifying that justifies differentiating these songs geographically.
A notable exception is Monroe Beardsley, who claims — heroically and extraordinarily — that there are exactly three aesthetic principles: things are aesthetically excellent either by being unified or intense or complex (Beardsley 1958, chapter XI).
