Sentence examples for give aesthetic from inspiring English sources

Mathematical forms rendered visually can give aesthetic pleasure; certain works of art Max Bill's Moebius band sculpture, for example can seem to be mathematics made visible.

The big sculptural question of the moment, which is also the big architectural question, is how to give aesthetic shape to the emotions evoked by Sept. 11.

"It sometimes seems to me that as a man, all I have done is to give aesthetic expression to the withdrawal that as a child I witnessed in my father…" This is, as you may have already recognised, a very French book.

The charge of anthropocentricity is also explicitly addressed by the mystery approach, which attempts to give aesthetic appreciation of nature an "acentric" basis (Godlovitch 1994).

The new gates will be set back slightly to give aesthetic priority to the existing gates and walls, Bettar said.

The edificatory role, however, was never allowed to get out of hand or dominate the literary art; giving aesthetic pleasure remained the saga writer's primary aim and duty.

A filmmaker of the Freudian era, Lubitsch loved the confectionary superstructure of fashion and manners, art and design — of everything that gives aesthetic and social pleasure — and loved it all the more for what he knew it represented, embodied, and perpetuated: sexual desire.

As that list grows, two further questions concern the sorts of rights that can be attributed to such parties or entities, and the criteria for distributing and prioritizing them given aesthetic as well as moral considerations.

On the other hand, the Carta de Restauro of 1987, emphasizes the preservation of patina in restoration processes, as long as the patina really protects the metal, so that the antiquity of the work can be perceived, that is to say it gives aesthetic value to the transformations of the material [14].

But he did give one aesthetic suggestion.

Euclid's Elements and St. Thomas Aquinas Summaa theologica give literary, aesthetic satisfaction to some people because of their purity of style and beauty of architectonic construction.