Sentence examples for compelling aesthetic from inspiring English sources

Either way: "808s" was a landmark record for Auto-Tune in black pop, proof that it could be a compelling aesthetic choice rather than an R&B-crossover crutch.

"While the popularity of comic art has tended to scare off art critics, art historians and museum curators, this popularity is due in large measure to its compelling aesthetic features".

But unlike the sumptuously decorative art of Jorge Pardo, for example, Mr. Gillick's modular decor is not so formally rich as to stand on its own as a compelling aesthetic experience.

He has repeatedly proven his cultural savvy and ability to conceive a compelling aesthetic, which are likely to translate seamlessly onto the page.

"I not only wanted to put emphasis on the visual layers within this environment, but inspire the viewer to dig deeper into what creates its colorful and compelling aesthetic," Mangan tells Creators.

I work with trashed objects myself which affords me a more intimate, first hand understanding of the satisfaction in finding 'the good stuff,' then figuring out a compelling, aesthetic and sound way of assembling these resurrected materials to create something fresh.

The somewhat transparent plot is made compelling by the aesthetic delicacy of Goodman's writing — furless lab mice are "like quivering pink agar" — and by the care with which she sketches the social world of the lab.

Featuring non-technical language, a simple aesthetic, compelling animation, and an original score, the movie builds an accessible bridge from everyday experience to a beautiful but little-known mathematical theory that continues to bear technological fruit today in fields such as computer graphics and architecture.

Blackness is "a structure of feeling," Alys Eve Weinbaum writes, "produced in reaction to the particular forms of racism that structure the racial formation within the United States".1 Needless to say, this capacious structure of feeling has inspired a compelling array of aesthetic practices that are at the center of American cultural life.

With a compelling yet disturbing aesthetic, Brian Andrews' short animation Hominid imagines a world of flying human forms and giant human spiders, that are presented as though the viewer had x-ray vision.

The diversity of faience its decoration and uses makes it compelling not only in aesthetic terms but also in cultural terms, like archaeological discoveries of domesticity.