Sentence examples for esthetic principles from inspiring English sources

During his stay in the town, then called Pola, Joyce wrote the so-called Pola notebook, laying out the esthetic principles that his character Stephen Dedalus later elaborates in "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man".

This aspect is strictly connected to the sense of unity of a smile which could play an important role even when compared with other esthetic principles such as harmony and balance [12, 22, 23].

However, using the esthetic approach, one must follow the same principles of the surgical treatment as for the classical incision: complete evacuation of pus, creating and maintaining a good postsurgical drainage.

The first type was esthetic factors and involve external esthetics.

Thus, future classification systems should be developed according to the principles of clinical applicability, enabling different health professionals, even those without experience with this pathology, to perform the esthetic evaluations with high reproducibility, even though in many areas these professionals are currently responsible only for the clinical care of these patients.

"It has this whimsical esthetic.

Technological changes are inspiring esthetic changes, too.

"We are really projecting our own esthetic on him".

Esthetic hook: High-five fashion at low, low prices.

Their elegance is mathematical as well as esthetic.

He can decide when esthetic boundaries need to be broadened.