Sentence examples for from its aesthetic from inspiring English sources

He thought that the enclosed layout of the college was "a principal attraction", but wrote that the tower's "palpably utilitarian function detracts from its aesthetic attraction", even though it made the "emphatic addition" to the skyline of Oxford that Nuffield wanted.

Having said which, the Victoria's Secret show would be immeasurably more entertaining if it featured a talkative contingent from its aesthetic and intellectual superior, RuPaul's Drag Race.

But McQueen says that cinema is its own medium, with a power that stems not just from its aesthetic but from its populism – it can bring images of slavery to the most people in the most affecting way, far more so than a gallery space.

The beauty of "Thanksgiving," however, comes from its aesthetic conviction — its careful accumulation of psychological depth, the way it makes the passage of two decades feel like one contiguous scene.

The moral failure of the "Entourage" movie arises from its aesthetic failure.

The politics of free jazz were inseparable from its aesthetic transformation of jazz into overt and self-conscious modernism.

Australians value their marine biodiversity for its aesthetic value, apart from the range of commercial values.

Unfortunately Mr. Maro has made some changes that bring the production down from its original aesthetic level.

It's as substantive as "Contagion," but, unlike the earlier film, derives its deeper meaning and its emotional core from its visual aesthetic.

On the topic of black holes, there was Honda's emergence from its own aesthetic malaise.

But "The Life of Julia" borrows its aesthetic from USA Today and its narrative logic from Chutes and Ladders.