Sentence examples for confident aesthetic from inspiring English sources

What's more, such films' political palliatives are almost always matched by an easy-watching, earnest, blandly confident aesthetic.

The show's joyfulness is due as much to its confident aesthetic sensuousness as to its subject matter.

Vaccarello might not be a household name as yet, but his rise – largely due to a confident, distinct aesthetic – has been swift.

A viewer watches her happily only if he feels confident about the aesthetic distance separating him from the world inside the television screen.

Those experiences provided an intuitive résumé for an online decorating guide for women "who are confident of their aesthetic" but short on time, said Ms. Dirvin.

That "The" he's put in front of his name should give you an indication of his aesthetic: confident, fun, super stylish.

If Zagajewski's insistence on the highbrow — his conflation of ideas and taste, his highly confident pronouncements on aesthetic value — can seem a touch unbecoming, it's worth noting that to be discerning, to be intellectual, in the Eastern bloc during the Cold War, was to create space for independent mind and spirit — that is, to resist, survive and remain human.

"It has made me feel more courageous and confident in my aesthetic choices.

I learned that I was perhaps my best self when I was fourteen, and so unabashedly faithful in love and friendship and optimism, so besotted with my own sexual power and confident in my every aesthetic decision.

There is still a chilly geometry to the Simons aesthetic, but his confident streamlining for Jil Sander was as powerful in this sporty collection as in the designer's signature tailoring.

If the struggle seems more practical than aesthetic — Capote is confident enough of the outcome to tell Cerf he'll skip an advance in favor of a higher than usual royalty — the result must still be judged, on both counts, a success.