Sentence examples for blunt aesthetic from inspiring English sources

They are a blunt aesthetic instrument but not, as Mr. Roth said, free of complexity.

At close range, here in Paris, with the conceit of a diplomatic summit, Mr. Browne's uniformity owed less to the United States as Camelot than to the blunt aesthetic of an East German housing block.

They regarded all of this "not only as a curious subject with strong suggestive powers to which we had a native affinity," Mr. Roth said, "but as potentially a tool in itself: a blunt aesthetic instrument providing access to a style of representation free of the complexity we were accustomed to valuing.

An architectural mish-mash of rococo, Byzantine, Baroque, all channelled through a blunt communist aesthetic via the conflicting visions of 700 architects, the end result feels more austere than grandiose.

An architectural mish-mash of rococo, Byzantine, baroque, all channeled through a blunt communist aesthetic via the conflicting visions of 700 architects, the end result feels more austere than grandiose.

They didn't really go in for subtlety, more a kind of 'Say what you see' type of aesthetic, teamed with a blunt moral point.

Too blunt?

BLUNT: What?

Blunt Force.

Blunt passed.

That's aesthetic.