Sentence examples for creation of beautiful from inspiring English sources
The aim was the creation of beautiful things in beautiful surroundings.
Though our poet seems at first to be left with nothing, he has not been left with nothing — he retains an artistic impulse that repays him, year by year, with the creation of beautiful verses.
The purpose of art, for Hegel, is thus the creation of beautiful objects in which the true character of freedom is given sensuous expression.
The principles of division are straightforward: theoretical science seeks knowledge for its own sake; practical science concerns conduct and goodness in action, both individual and societal; and productive science aims at the creation of beautiful or useful objects (Top. 145a15 16; Phys. 192b8 12; DC 298a27 32, DA 403a27 b2; Met. 1025b25, 1026a18 19, 1064a16 19, b1 3; EN 1139a26 28, 1141b29 32).
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Many have strongly idealizing aesthetic that focuses on the creation of beauty and, especially, beautiful things for women".
For Venice, it was a near-monopoly on trade with the East that paid for the creation of its beautiful palaces and churches; today's Italy has benefited hugely from a combination of low-cost labour and a switch of workers away from low-productivity farming (and the south) into manufacturing (mostly in the north).
So understood, sex for the Greeks was a major part of what Foucault called an "aesthetics of the self": the self's creation of a beautiful and enjoyable existence.
West had brought a majority of his usual production crew onto the project, the same crew that had assisted in the creation of My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.
According to UNESCO this provided... "an integration of architecture, urban design, and landscape setting, and the deliberate creation of a beautiful city".
Recent films such as Her (about a man who falls in love with his computer's operating system) and Ex Machina (about the creation of a beautiful, and ultimately dangerous, AI robot, Ava) are part of the landscape that affects emerging adults' conceptions of science and religion.
