Sentence examples for appealing aesthetics from inspiring English sources
Since joining Louis Vuitton, Mr. Barbasini and Mr. Navas have helped the brand develop its Tambour Minute Repeater, a complicated chiming watch that has won respect from fans of horology for its technical quality and appealing aesthetics.
High challenge, appealing aesthetics, an open narrative, and a singularly impressive soundtrack by Hot Water Music's Chuck Ragan—"he's a long-time friend of our art director, Scott Sinclair," Forrest says, explaining how that connection came about all suggest that The Flame and the Flood will be an indie hit of 2016.
High challenge, appealing aesthetics, an open narrative and a singularly impressive soundtrack by Hot Water Music's Chuck Ragan – "he's a long-time friend of our art director, Scott Sinclair," Forrest says, explaining how that connection came about – all suggest that The Flame and the Flood will be an indie hit of 2016.
Although the pinup often evokes a viewer's sense of nostalgia as well as appealing to individual aesthetics and sexual appetites, the importance of the American pinup exceeds its originally ephemeral nature.
High-tech solutions have been proposed, but Edgy & Cheesy's solution is particularly appealing to aesthetics.
To our surprise, he claimed the appealing modern aesthetics of the games are simply an aftereffect of his player-centric design, not what you would expect from the youngest artist in The New Museum's "Younger Than Jesus" show.
There's something undeniably appealing about the mass-market aesthetics of 80s pop culture.
The anti-heroic aesthetics of ludic activist practices are indeed appealing for those who have grown weary of the over-used rhetoric of the left.
In a time when STEM is focusing on recruiting more young girls, and toy makers are appealing to the intelligence of young girls and not just their aesthetics, these are the moments that make me feel proud of what women have accomplished, and motivates me to address what remains to be done and to create new opportunities for our younger generations.
There has up to this point been something appealing about Ms. Perry's determined interest in Day-Glo teenage-girl aesthetics, a stance so good-natured and almost academic that she can resemble a librarian reading silly stories to children about people who go to parties and forget to go home, or grown women who turn into teenagers.
