Sentence examples for aesthetics from inspiring English sources

Rather, it's clothes, makeup, and the incentives to deploy them.I agree that improved access to the means of aesthetic enhancement will generally lead to enhanced aesthetics, but I'd like to think I'd notice a towering Siberian goddess with or without spike-heeled boots and a layer of L'Oreal.The evolutionary psychologists tell us facial symmetry and hip-to-waist ratios are what really matter.

Director Sarah Maldoror studied in Moscow, worked on the classic The Battle of Algiers, then grabbed African cinema by the scruff of the neck, forcing it to engage with feminism, loss and movie aesthetics.

But I think her true motivation had more to do with aesthetics – using available light to dramatise the subject with the infinite gradations of grey between pure black and white provided the subtlety that was her stock in trade.

"This is not about aesthetics," said its founder, Bernd Hoffmeister.

Croatian designer Damir Doma's aesthetics may be the antithesis of Ostwald Helgason's but he's just as clever at using fabric to create illusions of layers and draping.

Entitled Headbanging in the Mirror, it's wistful lounge music, serene and sunlit; and generally in keeping with all of Real Estate's sedate, suburban aesthetics.

To get from Melbourne to Sydney for sometimes as low as $39 can seem worth the drab aesthetics of the Tiger cage or the occasional cancellations.

Disputing the mayor's claims of authenticity, Wang points out that vital features of the wall's watchtowers, designed for functionality, have been altered for aesthetics.

My aesthetics of crime were self-creation and I went back to shack up with Stilitano.

In Paris, jazz musicians celebrated heroin for the way in which it enabled them to hit the peaks of "transcendent relaxation" in their being and their music – this was the aesthetics of "cool".

Scruton, 71, a philosopher of aesthetics, is a vocal enemy of modern architecture and author of The Classical Vernacular: Architectural Principles in an Age of Nihilism (as well as I Drink Therefore I Am: A Philosopher's Guide to Wine).