Sentence examples for exclusively aesthetic from inspiring English sources

In eloquence humanists found far more than an exclusively aesthetic quality.

Unlike the earlier periodical De gids, it pursued an exclusively aesthetic ideal.

Urban green areas are losing their exclusively aesthetic and scenic significance and are increasingly acquiring a social value related to a return to the ancient rural traditions characterizing the history of peoples.

In his most important work, Aesthetica (1750 58), he sets forth the difference between a moral and exclusively aesthetic understanding of art, a way of thinking that can be regarded as the major difference between a traditional and modern approach to art making and art criticism.

They produce only aesthetic differences.

Even the Louvre has begun displaying primitive art exclusively on aesthetic merit.

The current discipline of aesthetics is organized exclusively around the aesthetic productions and aesthetic experiences of human beings.

At California Institute of the Arts in Valencia, where Lord was dean of the School of Art for seven years before coming to UCI, she sometimes clashed with faculty members whose interests were exclusively theoretical and aesthetic.

Lewis described in interviews the personal tension he experienced as an African American artist working in abstraction, which at that time was an almost exclusively white (predominantly male) aesthetic.

In previous aesthetic literature, the "aesthetics of nature" refers exclusively to human aesthetic experience of nature without consideration of the possibility of aesthetic agency of non-human organisms.

It's a scavenger's aesthetic, the unfakeable sort reserved exclusively for people with imagination and no money, whose only choice is to extract beauty from discards.