Sentence examples for changed aesthetic from inspiring English sources
Just as he changed aesthetic identities, he changed personal histories.
And especially since 2009, when the Obamas made headlines for borrowing pieces by the kind of adventurous contemporary artists — Ed Ruscha, Glenn Ligon, Susan Rothenberg — who had never been seen before in the White House, the dialogue between the upper and lower levels of the house has begun to change aesthetic assumptions here in ways that Mr. Allman said he had never experienced before.
I don't think it necessarily changed my aesthetic opinions of the music, but I couldn't help but respect the effort it took to get some of the pieces finished.
They were rugged and, rather than simply adding some pretty colors and some rubber to your phone, actually changed the aesthetic to something a bit more interesting.
Nijinsky changed the aesthetic of ballet.
The graffiti-sprayed buildings changed the aesthetic of the area and, inevitably, the neighbourhood became fashionable, creeping up in price.
"The difference with cars," she said, "is that the speed changes the aesthetic experience of the city.
Though such substitutions can change the aesthetic, emotive or imagistic quality of a poem, how could any of them change meaning?
Slapping legislation on a tiny British brand will not change the aesthetic if Chanel and Prada can carry on as before.
It doesn't necessarily change their aesthetic value, or doesn't necessarily change the imagination or intelligence in them," he says.
