Sentence examples for current aesthetic from inspiring English sources

The way Jepsen sings about love is as blissfully anachronistic as her current aesthetic.

A few weeks ago, Prix produced a piece of pocket philosophy that playfully illuminates his current aesthetic approach: "Architecture Today Is a Dog.

For Dr. Pat Wexler, a noted Manhattan dermatologist, the current aesthetic goes even deeper than the makeup lines she has helped develop for Calvin Klein and, most recently, Almay and Revlon.

Boileau himself, in his satires (from c. 1658) and epistles (from 1674), as well as in The Art of Poetry, established himself as the foremost critic of his day; but, despite a flair for judging contemporaries, his criteria were limited by current aesthetic doctrines.

To many, modelling seems like a glamorous career, and as one for which a £9,000-a-year education is not a prerequisite, accessible to all – as long as you have the right physical credentials and fit into the current aesthetic, of course.

You see, humans are terribly fickle creatures; recipes that excite our tastebuds today might revolt us by the following Tuesday, and ornaments that our grandparents once cherished are unceremoniously jettisoned into skips if they don't coincide with our current aesthetic outlook.

Could there be a better emblem of the sort of juvenilia-with-a-wink that defines the current food aesthetic?

But change has come with the need to make the manufacturing more efficient, cater to the current design aesthetic and respond with agility to the economic downturn.

Referential rather than racy, this style of dress is in keeping with Ms. Mankins's theory that the current Brooklyn aesthetic, if it exists, has a certain intellectualism to it.

I was taken aside by one of the developers at a recent development presentation meeting and was told, following my public comment about placing some value on the current downtown aesthetic, that "there is not a single building of value in downtown Yonkers," and that "the entire area has to be leveled".

And how to find this way of being – this is the main political question that must be addressed by any politically engaged artist, publisher, activist, radical politician; by anyone who seeks, on the one hand, to find a more or less large audience and to address universal themes, but who refuses, on the other hand, to acquiesce to the current economic, aesthetic or ethical system.