Sentence examples for esthetic a from inspiring English sources

For women, fashion is an esthetic, a competition and a spectator sport.

These shorter pieces reflect a downtown esthetic, a campy postmodernism - the literary equivalent of the paintings of Kenny Scharf and Keith Haring.

Indeed, Mr. Brendel has successfully translated physical struggle into a powerful esthetic, a sort of blunt, searching probity in which determination takes on an air of triumph.

Additionally, for an implant to look esthetic, a band of full, plump gingiva is needed to fill in the space on either side of implant.

INTIMACY and understatement have come to assume an esthetic - even a moral - quality in the creation and execution of music.

U.S. Rock Band MAE (M ultisensory (A)esthetic (E xperience, an ever-evolving music and art project formed in 2001 in Norfolk, Virginia.

He made clear, too, in his gnomic, aphoristic writings on art that is static format represented for him a kind of order, an order in which he found not only an esthetic but an ethnic as well.

Their apartment, originally Mr. Wolf's, is an esthetic "Upstairs/Downstairs," an interplay of intriguing contrasts.

Mr. Metzker's "composites" and Berman's copy-machine montages shared an experimental esthetic and a hermetic aura.

Unless there is an integral artistic compulsion behind a revival that fits in with the esthetic of a company (it can be an eclectic esthetic) most are just that, fillers.

From an East Asian traditional esthetic viewpoint, a soft facial appearance seems to be more attractive.