Sentence examples for captivating aesthetic from inspiring English sources
The Joyce's Web site promises "an exquisitely captivating aesthetic experience".
Beyond the technical wizardry, the Singer flaunts captivating aesthetic details.
As in any Ideta installation, it is the visitor's own movements that complete the work's captivating aesthetic, as light rays are activated by mirrored tiles set into the cushioned gallery floor.
The simplicity of Rubin's aesthetic captivated Batmanglij, who envisioned something similar for his own studio.
He's nurtured a disturbing and nightmarish aesthetic that's also captivating and unique, making his work instantly recognizable what he describes as a "biomechanical aesthetic, a dialectic between man and machine, representing a universe at once disturbing and sublime".
"Bel Canto" sold moderately in hardcover, but hearty paperback sales and a sprinkling of prizes, including the PEN /Faulkner, put a conspicuous shine on a rare achievement, a captivating blend of political drama and aesthetic passion.
It was only after watching the event that I could articulate how the movements themselves held a tension between a modernist aesthetic and a postmodern distance captivating me in my inability to distinguish between the two.
But the well-toasted tube lies firmly within the minimal aesthetic associated with the Los Angeles burrito – spicy, captivating in its plainness, and almost wholesome.
Obvious perhaps, but captivating.
