Sentence examples for bold aesthetic from inspiring English sources

The same bold aesthetic extends to the menu.

It was a bold aesthetic move by a man who had only recently become a superstar.

She admires Shakespeare's "bold aesthetic experiments"—writing a history play, for instance, that challenges the audience to fill in the action with its imaginary forces.

Ordinarily, the development of a $224 million, five-track, three-platform station, to be used by 50,000 commuters daily, would call for some bold aesthetic gesture.

"If That's All There Is," with the same appealing cast, provides a persuasive rejoinder, deftly blurring lines of fantasy and reality with an assured, poignant and consistently bold aesthetic.

Nicolazzo's production fits right into his directorial line of queer theatre, with a bright, bold aesthetic, a set of wall-to-floor leopard print and Ash Flanders in fine subversive, form as Chicklet.

Given that Sri Lanka's horrific history could easily overwhelm even the boldest aesthetic voice, this expressionistic gambit seems as smart as it may be necessary.

Gaining prominence through her distinct graphic prints, designer Mara Hoffman has adopted an even bolder new aesthetic — one that is bold for its simplicity.

A species of deep sea snail with the bold, spiky aesthetic of early Clash fans has been named after Joe Strummer.

You can look beautiful as you whip up on the competition, said Ms. Mayer, who took the bold, edgy aesthetic she created for herself and started Betty Designs.

It began at a slow pace, and, as seasons passed, it had the confidence to get even slower, establishing a bold TV aesthetic: hypnotic, with a defiant staginess, as dense with textual significance as "Lost".