Sentence examples for governing aesthetic from inspiring English sources
They were genuine attempts to fit my emerging sensibility into what I perceived, rightly or wrongly, to be the governing aesthetic philosophy of the time.
The governing aesthetic, both visual and aural, is one of straight lines against a blank space.
Minimalist procedures pointed to a way, but I also recognized that, as a governing aesthetic, Minimalism would rapidly exhaust itself.
Several are rather abstract: stretched across the wall is a particularly crude thing that, in keeping with the governing aesthetic, is painted turquoise.
"In a play about identity, John has to choose who he's going to be," Mr. Bartlett said, explaining a governing aesthetic that keeps the audience members visible throughout as they survey the actors from bleacherlike seats above.
The only impact is aesthetic, and how can you govern aesthetics?" Andrew Chary, another local architect, who has worked on more than 10 boathouses in the area, concurs.
It is a movement of "awakening self-reflection", in which the form-law governing our involuntary (aesthetic) approval or disapproval of human actions or situations is elevated to norm-law, i.e., is accepted as binding on me, and to which I have a responsibility that I accept (cf. Weiss 1928: 216).
And yet Gunter emerged at the rigorously austere Royal Court – where the governing, Brechtian aesthetic was that of putting an actor, and other less animate objects, on the stage, before any scenery.
The formulation of the ideal is governed by precise aesthetic and iconometric (ritual image proportion) rules, as well as by iconographic (image-representation) requirements, as in Egypt, Greece, and India.
Also, over the past few years, some large American cities have restricted the placement of news racks, limited excessive numbers of them and set aesthetic and hygienic standards governing their use.
