Sentence examples for bare aesthetic from inspiring English sources
The Nilsson album that resulted from this partnership, "Pussy Cats," is one of the most controversial in Nilsson's catalog: Lennon's increasingly bare aesthetic was not necessarily a good match for Nilsson's quirky pop tastes, and the sessions were further complicated by the fact that Nilsson ruptured a vocal cord but continued to sing, causing further damage.
This may take a bit of purposeful destruction (read: zipper-breaking), but the zip-from-the-top, stomach-baring aesthetic is a great way to add a street style-worthy twist to an outdated track suit or winter parka.
There are few frills and a bare-bones aesthetic.
This bare-bones aesthetic allows Tarn to focus resources not on graphics but on mechanics, which he values much more.
Indeed, the current generation of solar carports does have a utilitarian feel and the bare-bones aesthetic of a Quonset hut.
"This bare-bones aesthetic puts across the idea that there is nothing between you the consumer and the goods that you desire.
A whitewashed rectangular room at the Chocolate Factory in Long Island City, Queens, was the setting in September for Tere O'Connor's "Rammed Earth," a piece with an utterly bare-bones aesthetic that was also full of magic and beauty.
That practical first job established Alonso's bare-bones aesthetic: "I'm interested in reducing things to the necessary items to get the point across in a coherent way while still experimenting with materials".
Whether it's a Honda CB350 whittled to the frame in the style of a café racer or a 1960s Harley, stripped of its fenders and fitted with a "panhead" engine, there is a bare-bones aesthetic to many of the machines.
The bare-bones aesthetic, focused on his subject's voice, is appropriate for the subject matter.
In common with his conceptualist contemporaries, including Sol LeWitt and Mel Bochner, Mr. Anastasi stripped bare all the aesthetic illusions associated with painting, seeking instead to offer a "paean to the here and now".
