Sentence examples for continuous aesthetic from inspiring English sources
The same distinctions apply to what used, in the old Leavisite days of continuous aesthetic judgment, to be called high culture, in which, bewildered by the sheer variety of material out there, people can read certain kinds of books while blind to the fact that certain other kinds even exist and with no F R Leavis, or indeed anyone else, to rebuke them.
Ginsberg made his own meaning of the present tense: His poems are set insistently in the now; their power isn't in particular lines so much as the whole aesthetic, the continuous decision to return, again and again, to his own mind and perceptions, like a meditator to his breathing.
This gradual change within a conservative art form provides scientific evidence that aesthetic change may arise from continuous interaction between artistic tradition, individual artists' creativity, and a wider environmental context.
Despite the continuous stimulation, technological and otherwise, the company's aesthetic leaves enough holes for the viewers to bring their own reflections to the piece.
Aesthetic experience of art requires a continuous interaction between the total organism and the object.
To him, the piece was an exploration of physics, not in any way aesthetic; the dirt invisibly compacting the steel was latent energy, covert action, dynamic and continuous.
The aesthetic theorist John Dewey, wrote that "An experience is a product, one might almost say bi-product, of continuous and cumulative interaction of an organic self with the world.
Both figure-ground organizations of each pair of colors were tested: A on B and B on A. For each pair, participants rated their aesthetic preference (how much they liked the pair as a whole) by selecting the appropriate point along a continuous line-mark response scale.
