Sentence examples for basically aesthetic from inspiring English sources

Before the fire, zoning had been basically aesthetic; that is, people who built a mansion on Fifth Avenue didn't want a pig farm next door.

Will and I have a great understanding and a similar aesthetic, basically the motto was "keep it simple".

Except for its black wire Eames chairs, the restaurant's aesthetic is basically white-on-white.

Baldung sets the ecstatic scene in a pretty landscape, but his aesthetic is basically one of enclosure and artifice.

"It was basically just me taking aesthetic elements that I liked in various pieces of media," he says.

After Franco, they were dumped out of what was basically a nineteenth-century aesthetic into the world of late-twentieth-century commercial trash.

Basically, Warhol's entire aesthetic is one of fragments: images clipped and cropped, moments arrested in time, look-alike things pulled at random out of the flow.

For those of you who don't know, Nan basically invented the snapshot aesthetic that pervades a lot of  documentary photography you see today.

Sometimes an egg pasta will sneak into the mix, like the wide pappardelle in a lamb sauce or the narrow tagliatelle with a rich Bolognese, but his aesthetic is basically the same: modest portions of noodles cooked to a point just past al dente, and sauces fortified with a bit of butter, a touch of sharp cheese and a healthy pinch of salt.

A red-bricked former factory called Tkachi, billed as a "creative space", feels decidedly corporate: despite the rough-hewn aesthetic, it's basically an anaemic hipster shopping centre.

The continuing dialectic of hardcore as a strict set of aesthetic rules and as basically loud porousness.