Sentence examples for identifying beauty from inspiring English sources

The skill of identifying beauty in the moments most would disregard also belongs to James Richards (ICA, SW1, 21 Sep to 20 Nov).

There is something shockingly sentimental about identifying beauty in suffering when it could, with some care and attention and expense, be relieved.

Indeed, by the time of Kant's Third Critique and after that for perhaps two centuries, the direct connection of beauty to pleasure is taken as a commonplace, to the point where thinkers are frequently identifying beauty as a certain sort of pleasure.

The company has identified beauty as one of the top five categories of video content women search for on the Web.

Socrates badgers Hippias, in classic Socratic ways, to identify beauty's general nature; Hippias offers three definitions.

(Bullough 1912, 244) On the other hand, many philosophers have gone in the opposite direction and have identified beauty with suitedness to use.

Lothian (1999) emphasizes that many contemporary theories of landscape quality have adopted Kant's subjectivist view of aesthetics, which identifies beauty as 'in the eye of the beholder' rather than in the actual object.

Santayana, for example, as we have seen, while still gesturing in the direction of the object or experience that causes pleasure, emphatically identifies beauty as a certain sort of pleasure.

The movie featured a dry wit that identifies profound beauty in what should be deemed tragic material, which has become a signature of the director's work, as was the case in his following movie, (2001).

Edwards sometimes identifies true beauty with the pleasure that holy things evoke in people with spiritual "frames" or "tempers" or with the tendency they have to evoke it.

Now U.K. officials are forcing advertisers to identify perfected beauty in advertising for what it is: fictional representations, unattainable in real life.